Public Schools Vs Private Schools

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In this video, we're comparing and contrasting public and private schools. We'll look at what the differences are, all fun and jokes at the end of the day. After watching this video, you'll have a better understanding of the pros and cons of each school type.
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Intro - 0:00
Cost - 0:16
Rules - 1:16
Dress Codes - 3:11
Teachers - 4:46
Field Trips - 5:57
Infrastructure - 7:11
Outro - 8:11
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[@JUNSKULLY.]

Take my points in this video with a grain of salt as private and public schools really varies Join the discord - discord.gg/9tqKfkMq9y

[@KKing5000]

Boy I am in a private school only when u are in grade 10 plus u go to other countries and only like 1 time a year

[@Skincare12396]

I have a private school

[@hihowareyou6195]

I have done public, private,homeschool,and homeschool co op. The co op is the best option. The teachers are laid back. you can pick what classes you want so you can go to the afternoon classes and get there at 2 and they are ok with that.

[@ClowncoreisCool]

"Private schools are so cool their trips are to other countries, my trips were only to castles and musical theaters. 😔" -My school deadass took us to a supermarket to learn about nutrition. 💀

[@dorito_chip_my_beloved]

when my school did that we got samples of chocolate milk at the end and were told that supermarkets are "a great place to work at when you're older!".

[@teo2157]

I went to the alps in private school, and I went go karting in public schools lmfao. Private schools stay on top.

[@Xomberq]

Same

[@Vurinati]

My school does not even give us trips😢

[@lamp3rt]

my public school went to another state 🤭

[@joemontana12]

i’ve attended both sides and, from my experience, my private school is more lenient than public. jewelry is fine, having phones out is fine, can go out during lunch breaks etc. My Public school without warning would send people in to detention or expelled them right away if they had their hood up.

[@ItIsTheLordWhoKeepsme]

I attended both sides too and the public school was more lenient

[@Meimisaki2001]

It was the opposite for me

[@chazdwerryhouse3817]

same experiance

[@askredditstudios8055]

Romans 10:9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.

[@h0tb0i74]

I went to an innercity school. They was lenient af cuz if they were too strict they probs end up kicking out most of the students. You could get away with walking through the school blasting a speaker and if you slapboxed in the bathroom and got caught most times teachers would tell yall to stop and leave you with a warning.

[@tojifushiguronotfake100rea8]

here in a private school you can leave ur expensive ahh phone anywhere and noone would take it, while my friend who studies in a public school just left her phone on her table just to go to the restroom and when she came back its gone 💀💀

[@Bobskater1000]

At my private school , our lockers didn’t even have locks because nobody would steal. You could leave a laptop or phone sitting somewhere random and it would almost always be there when you got back too. Never heard of anyones things being stolen

[@sekiroking]

That's her fault pretty common sense to put it away

[@880-4]

I used to go to a private school, and boy did the tuition fees go to good use. High tech interactive whiteboards I have yet to see in public school, a library so big it probably exists in a pocket dimension, interior design that made school look so good I would actually not mind living in it and this giant climbing frame that gave kids burns and injuries every day. It was amazing. I have yet to see a public school with these specs. Still the tuition fee was around 20k every semester per student which kinda explains everything.

[@roxy5659]

My public school actually has an interactive whiteboard in every room, doesn’t mean that teachers know how to use it very well though. We have CTE rooms that are particularly nice, with carpet and padded wheely office chairs with desktop computers. One of the rooms even has three separate projectors in it. Lacking the giant climbing frame :(

[@queenkaykayla8851]

Other than the library literally every public school I been to had ts plus all the high schools doing constructions and looking like mansions n shit nowadays

[@thegameranch5935]

What the fuck is interactive whiteboards

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@thegameranch5935 whiteboards that in my school use projectors and special pens but I’m sure there’s an electronic whiteboard with touchscreen

[@ItzBirb2]

Lucky, my private school spends our tuition on grass (apparently there is not a better school in my area)

[@liyanaritch3809]

As someone who attended both private and public schools, my private schools rules were WAY less strict than my public schools, kids got detention left and right at my public schools

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Then I was tripping. My public school was lenient to us

[@indianshrek4299]

The kids in public school are crazy tho, so it makes sense

[@Childneglecter]

bro honestly i got suspended for throwing leaves at the back of someones head

[@liyanaritch3809]

@@Childneglecter Bro thats beyond strict, but did you throw anything else that could be dangerous? cause if not that’s just stupid

[@Childneglecter]

@@liyanaritch3809 just leaves nothing else

[@zacharym4592]

I went to a private school, but it was a religious private school. So even though I went to a private school, I got to experience the full rainbow of students.

[@Jaesdaes]

emphasis on rainbow..theres a lot of gays in religious schools, ironically.

[@zacharym4592]

@@Jaesdaes No joke actually true

[@katherinecordero2958]

bruh i swear the people in the comments are only talking about regular private schools cus the religious ones are on a different level 😭

[@sk8kitty]

my priv school is religious tooo

[@bingus_number1]

“The full rainbow”💀

[@josephnealon7130]

Attended both; and Private is infinitely better. Like it is outrageous. I got a scholarship at a 40,000£ a year school and the difference is so large that applying for that scholarship was the greatest decision I ever made

[@moojuice9614]

as someone who goes to a private school, i can assure you that we have the most mediocre infrastructure ever 💀 the community is okay, though. most of the teachers care and there isn’t a whole lot of bullying. my school covers pre-k through 12th grade, elementary and middle school students have to wear pretty mid-looking uniforms, but when you get to high school, you just have to follow a dress code. you can wear all the jewlery you want and can dye your hair as long as you don’t end up looking like a highlighter.

[@awesomejedi917]

As someone who has attended both, I much preferred private school. The public school did seem more lenient on rules, but the private schools were not quite as strict as they thought. The teachers were firm on the rules, yet a lot of them more caring and passionate then those at public school. However, the private school had an amazing community and enjoyed it much more than public school.

[@TealBeal11]

I had the opposite experience - went to private school until middle school then switched. People at public school were SO much nicer and more chill

[@sambenham1945]

As an American who’s been to both private and public schools, this was pretty accurate except from my experience, private schools were less strict on rules/dress code than public schools and the teachers weren’t necessarily overqualified either (my private school wasn’t a prep or prestigious school so that’s probably why). Have to admit, you definitely got field trips on point though. At private school, the majority of my field trips were overnight trips and we got to go to a bunch of exciting places within the state (Georgia). One time all of 8th grade (year 9) basically went on a one week trip throughout basically the entire state and it was probably one of the most fun trips I’ve been on. Compared to public schools, other than one overnight trip, the most fun we got to go to were museums and ngl, they were fun, but unmatched compared to private school trips. I don’t go to that private school anymore, but I did hear from one of my friends there that the seniors (year 13) get to go on an overnight trip to Washington DC, so yeah that should be pretty fun for them.

[@cherpsy3770]

Most I've ever been to in a field trip is the aquarium. Over all 9 years of elem and middle school thats it.

[@jieqiangluo5487]

o shit fellow georgian resident

[@coltnigh308]

Bro write your cholla essay and not one on a. Comment section on a KZbin vid

[@edu7979]

I have to go with uniform 💀

[@sambenham1945]

@@jieqiangluo5487 live in Florida, so not a resident but I was born and raised in Atlanta for the majority of my life

[@Fugitive685]

0:11 Thanks man I needed that

[@Thomas-po4ex]

I went to private school. I do think you get what you pay for. The lunches while not crazy were still pretty good with lots of choices. The teachers had really high-level education and felt a lot like my college professors. The classrooms and facilities were kept clean and of nice quality. The campus also had really good security with routine monitoring and gated access. The dress code though was very strict, and I would get in trouble for simply forgetting a belt or wearing the wrong color of socks. Also, one day a week we had to wear full suits with blazer, button up shirt, and tie. Classes also started at 7:30am which was a bit early to me. The school was a college preparatory school and formally military based so there was a huge amount of classwork, tests, and homework to complete. But even though that was annoying I think it greatly helped me prepare for college and graduate university with my engineering degree without much issue. One time in high school we even had an extended field trip to one of the Walt Disney theme parks which was a lot of fun. Although not a lot of learning happened that week. 😆

[@localman4409]

As a person who has attended Private Schools, I can indeed confirm that we go to Countries and regard them as "Field Trips". We went to China, Japan, South Korea, Russia, France, Germany, AND ITALY in FRESHMEN YEAR. Field Trips in Private Schools are not to be underestimated, you can end up on the whole other side of the globe.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Is this satire?

[@Creampuff2]

Ya'll went on fieldtrips?

[@chach9206]

Bro I go to a private school that's like top 50 in the USA and this is false af

[@localman4409]

@@JUNSKULLY. Nah I'm deadass (Also I'm Asian if that means anything)

[@awsomegirlpower476]

@@JUNSKULLY. I believe him. When Spring break came around at my HS they would have trips to Europe and visit different countries in the same week (Hungary, France, etc) 😂

[@nanite6263]

I have a friend who went to private school. He said they aren’t as strict as you’d think, and that they’re pretty chill.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Oh Fr?

[@Chris-qb8kg]

@@JUNSKULLY. Yeah, Mine is kinda of a private school and it aint that strict, only mainly on uniform, But now my school getting more strict as the kids of my school seem to have turn more into public kids

[@biggestcheezburger]

my private school is a literal nightmare the “mozzarella sticks” are like 90% rubber

[@dustpanman2998]

I remember one time, the private school tried to ban people from wearing athletic shorts (an event which I am certain had a story behind it) It ended up like the prohibition of alcohol in the US: No one listened to the rule and many teachers didn't enforce it, so they just gave up with that rule.

[@TexasJack-hc9up]

I've attended both and let me tell you, public school teachers taught better than my private school teachers, but the main problem I had with my teachers were in math where every teacher I had sucked at teaching it. One thing I liked about private schools was were we could talk about anything and not have to worry where in public schools you are constantly fearing that someone overheard your conversation. Another thing I liked about my private school was that there was a system called merits and demerits where if you were bad enough over time, eventually you would get a detention, not like public school were immediately you were sent to detention.

[@waltervondervogelweide4638]

Here in Germany it completely varies from school to school. Private schools are much less common. We have 4 main types of high schools (Hauptschule, Realschule, Gesamtschule, Gymnasium) and they teach stuff at different levels of complexity. To get to university after graduating is not as easy if you haven't been to a better type of high school. Specifically for my Gymnasium (a public school), to enter in 5th or 7th grade they look at your grades from prior years and there is an entrance exam. This whole entrance phase can become super competitive when your school has a very good reputation and your area is very populated. Only a select number of applicants will be picked for the school

[@zekiz774]

I didn't had to do an entrance exam. I just had a talk with my school principal. It's a pretty relaxed private school for the most part.

[@cattysplat]

Can confirm private schools will take underperformers. I didn't give a crap about school but parents sent me to private. Passed entrance exams but got put in the lowest class full of troublemakers which was basically a public school environment anyway, not much learning going down but some real goofing by all concerned. They gave us the angriest teachers to make sure we passed exams with good enough grades but holy was it drama in class every day. Meanwhile higher classes got super smart and even friends with teachers, everyone knew we were the dumb kids so we acted like it.

[@doomx6699]

Love your vids man there so funny Lmao subbed and liked

[@popcorn_g3472]

6:13 I love how ur naming both countries and cities

[@Tygahz]

Yo Jun I’m loving your videos bruh my first was the Sneako one. Don’t let anyone talk you down cuz w/ this rate u boutta get sm more subs.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Og. I love you man

[@szymonslusarczyk2299]

im going to a private school and theres basically little to no rules, we got a dedicated smoking area (thats what the school staff calls it) for students lmao and i have seen people having a beer there many times

[@szymonslusarczyk2299]

@TheTouge the whole outside of the school basically is the smoking area

[@doyi3]

the hell

[@noro329]

Thas actually insane tf 💀

[@szymonslusarczyk2299]

@@noro329 yea as someone who quit smoking, i just straight up dont go outside. Theres more fuckin smoke than air

[@channel45853]

You know what, at least the students won't smoke or vape in the bathroom, I guess 😂

[@ImLucld]

2:07 bruh, i gotta wake up at 7 am broo 💀💀💀 (im in public school btw)

[@Marrmad7]

Bro I gotta wake up at 5:30

[@ImLucld]

@@Marrmad7 WAT

[@DeveloperLexy]

At minimum I wake up @ 8:30 because my classes start at 9:10

[@THE_CARBON]

I got to wake up at 6am

[@CollGamer28]

2:51 When the geometry is dashing:

[@Dersephh]

Been looking for this comment

[@FirePlayYT]

GEOMETRY DASH

[@danampsteri1618]

My school is a public school but still has private school rules, but it's still crazy as hell.

[@blankpaper43]

I was going to go to a private school this year for high-school but I decided not to last minute since I’d lose all my good friends and a lot more.

[@Stfukidnobodylikesyou]

Good choice

[@cattysplat]

Sounds like you begged and pleaded with your parents who actually listened. Lucky.

[@blankpaper43]

@@cattysplat My parents gave me a choice they didn’t force me

[@msiraj9319]

@@blankpaper43 lucky my parents would probably make me go to the private school

[@arielguo5035]

My parents just said I was going to regret not wanting to go even after I said I didn’t want to go :,)

[@OwenSimala-kt7ww]

I go to a private school, it's not that crazy

[@sybsygstgstsgysg5330]

I’ve been to a lot of different private and public schools, and from what I saw none are more strict then the other. It really just depends on the school, sometimes private schools aren’t as strict as public schools, sometimes the other way around.

[@8yanna]

As someone who went to public schools in Florida, my experiences worsened as I got older

[@astrangefool8221]

lol same, shit got pretty bad after I left public school and went into private, I can only imagine public school

[@rc9597]

Went to a private school for the majority of my life, but unfortunately, I had to leave mid-school year for financial reasons. I'm currently attending a public school and honestly, it's not as bad as most in my area would think, but there are certainly A LOT of things administration could improve on. One of the things I have been able to atleast view both aspects with an open mind, and set aside some bias I had about public schools. I do wish I was back at my old school, not only for the academic benefits but the community I was practically ingrained in over time. But everything happens for a reason in life, I guess, and my "future" is just getting started

[@sertuggeritsky]

6:45 My school, u were lucky to go to the local ice skating rink for 1 hour once per year. The thing is, u had to walk for 45 minutes to get there.

[@bounceart4331]

I went to both and honestly both have SO MANY pros and cons for both

[@BunBunBunnylover]

6:36 You Went On Better Field Trips Than I Did I Went To The Zoo, Art Museums,Farms And A Whole Bunch Of Other Boring Places😭💀

[@notdaniel6158]

I went to an early college high school program which is technically a public school (I think) but it honestly felt like the best of both worlds. No teacher or student was pretentious and there wasn’t any of the shenanigans that came with going to public school. Didn’t have any field trips or sports tho which was sad but I think that it’s a good tradeoff.

[@JaySolozz]

I go to a public charter school and it’s so fun. We have morning break (recess) after 2nd period. Then we go on field trips in April or may. We also wear uniforms but the uniforms aren’t that bad.

[@idfd3z]

went to both and private school for me is the exact same thing just better food and smaller classes so they’re just chill depending on who’s in your class

[@lawnmowercum]

ive been to both, the rules are about equally strict. its more about the people than the rules cause, at least in my experience, the people at public school are nicer and its easier to talk to. they dont brag about their money and they were nicer and didnt ignore me :| but there were more fights in public school and the teachers dont do their jobs, my history teacher in the public school i went to used to sleep in class every lesson... its probably different in other countries and per individual but i live in australia so its different to american or british school

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Yea it varies Fr Fr my one was like what you described

[@fuzzymelon1261]

I went to both (catholic school specifically). the social environment in public school was so much better. the kids at catholic school would constantly bully me, but the kids at public school didn't do much to me for the most part. anyway, now I have trauma around uniforms bc they weren't flattering on my body and ppl would make fun of me.

[@AgentsOfPutin]

Trauma because of a uniform?!😂 Please, your therapist is in for a treat.

[@MBZ901]

@@AgentsOfPutinI mean if you’re forced to wear something you don’t want to every day I can see why someone would be upset

[@fardung]

This man got a berserk watermark, jackpop clips AND Daniel thrasher clips? Beautiful content!

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Cultured

[@ronjavonessen]

I’ve attended both types of schools and what I can say is that, everyone at the private school is more chill and doing their thing of course we had rules too but it wasn’t as strict and overwhelming as the public school

[@Winzlander]

As a Filipino who attended both it's pretty accurate but in my personal experience the Public Schools have way more interesting field trips than Private schools bc in my Public school back then we where literally going to the city with a 1 week schedule and each day was interesting (I will not go into detail but one had a swimming pool trip and beach) and the private school I attended literally a decade ago (I'm 16 yo) we went to a zoo and it literally started raining all of a sudden

[@brycebonilla4288]

0:01 the clip with the papers being thrown is my school, Basha High School

[@Z.D.G.Entertainment745]

Hilarious I subbed

[@-_Shining_Star_-]

my public school has overseas field trips like we went to france in year 5 and now we are going skiing in austria we also got to go germany, barcelona and some other places so its calm

[@uhzacc]

Coming from someone who’s been to both (private for 5 yrs and public for 4 yrs) I’ve actually learnt more efficiently at public schools. When I first transferred to a public school I noticed everyone was sm smarter which tbh pushed me further. I also found the teachers were ig overqualified? But they really went beyond what they had to, whereas it was the least amount of work possible for teachers at private school. Also there weren’t as many snobby rich kid stereotypes at my public school.

[@abbeywasnthere]

i’m pretty much the same but i went to public for 4 and then transferred to private for 5. honestly, when i went over to private school, i felt the kids were stuck up and way more bratty, and the teachers really did nothing about it. and you’re right, the kids were smarter in public school. i’ve only been to public school from k-4th grade so i can’t really say anything too big abt public schools, but i really want to go back.

[@Cyberjoker14]

As somebody who spent the majority of her childhood in a really small private school (that’s literally a suburban house) I can’t say I’ve experienced a lot of the things listed in this video. The school I went to was an amateur establishment, we didn’t have to wear uniforms (and there was no dress-code that I knew of), there were two classrooms, certain days had certain events such as a movie day and a day where we can literally do whatever we want called “Fun-Friday”. the teachers were pretty strict and not qualified to be teaching children (one of whom being a literal anti-vaxxer), and would be sometimes very opinionated about the stuff they teach (such as history, science, and humanities), there were also punishments for rule breakers like being sent to the “Break room” which is a cold, dark room with a cushioned chair, and/or losing “fun-Friday”. I personally didn’t get the best education from there and I realized that in my early teens so I left, Now I am homeschooled and dealing with academic issues partially because of my old private school.

[@grannyrocks]

Gurl that room sounds like a black mirror episode lmao

[@notJCS]

By any chance, are ya a Georgian? We might've gone to the same school. The "fun friday" rings a bell for me.

[@v1rzen]

it depends where you go. I went to public school in a good area, so my school was pretty similar to a private school in some standards. we actually did have field trips to other countries (our 8th grade summer field trip was to puerto rico, and every year there were opportunities to go to different countries in europe.)

[@Blobber.t]

Having started in public school (7-8) then went to private midway year 9 - now finishing 13. Far more relaxed. It was much more shaping you for the upper societies for certain. Looking back on it. Preferred private school even as a non boarder.

[@VirgilSonofSparda]

I went to a public primary and went to a kind of private school (we called it that because it was a new school and very high quality so high quality there was a good waiting list to get in it) and the private one was brilliant compared to the public schooo

[@ayoubtherobloxian2155]

"In Private Schools you wake up really early like at 8:30AM" -Me who wakes up at 7:00AM to go to school that starts in 8:00AM

[@swoosh6801]

I've been in public school and private school in NYC and public is wilddddd lmao

[@Maddiegirlygirl824]

We have to wake up at like 5:30 💀💀💀💀in public schools

[@dragonfly6638]

I will say at a private school my friend screamed Crack cocaine and didn’t get in trouble.

[@emaneasyy]

Always a W when jun uploads

[@JUNSKULLY.]

my boy eman

[@aliengaming2390]

Yo was up their was crazy shit in my school not kidding you would get suspended for putting your head on the fucking desk my guy

[@RFD7BL]

2:07 dude thats still better than where i go to, my school starts at 7 AM🗿

[@jarlesleglerg9064]

In my private school field trips I visited a shopping mall, and an artificial lake that used to be a gravel mine. Good times.

[@MODNAR67]

8:30AM is early 💀 would kill for the privilege of not waking up at 5am to get ready

[@JUNSKULLY.]

5 AM???????? That’s TORTURE

[@chilibeano]

Same dude😭

[@zerbutterftw]

@@JUNSKULLY. really? I wake up at 5 am for school

[@secondgenerationkolikov]

I've been to both and public schools are definitely stricter, I once got a detention for wearing my coat inside once. But at private school, they lock your phone in your head of year's office in a box all day so you can't touch it, and like you said so branded coats or even branded socks!

[@DiaryOfaWimpyKid229]

My private school took us when I got in 8th grade the Washington DC and every year for “my old schools” week we went bowling and we went to so many places

[@vastolordeking6285]

Ive been on both private and in public I severely agree with this

[@Kaizentry]

I had to wake up at 5 am to prepare for school, the upside is that you had more time during the day after getting home from school. But holy crap I was a zombie 60% of the day.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Unlucky 💀

[@rexyjp1237]

The worst part about schools are the time of going there. Humans from different ages have different internal clocks, for teenagers its from 11pm to 10am while adult have it earlier while also needing less sleep. The sleep we lose cuz of it is like the most important time of sleeping and its mandetory for development of the brain.

[@panpanskitchen9350]

Doesn’t apply to all teenagers, I fall asleep around 8-10 pm depending how hard I worked throughout the day. I naturally wake up around 7-8am. 10am is too late for me

[@topshotta.clothing]

bro just like a month ago you were at 2k dang your growing fast

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Fr tho

[@starrrzzz2905]

At my school people come in at the ripe time of 7:45 in the morning ready to fight. I go to a public school and it’s fun. The beef and drama is wildddd

[@Beatklatscher]

4:21 Rubik’s cube

[@tiredofthis9945]

I used to go to private schools ever since I was nine and just a few days ago my mum told me the amount the schools had charged my family it’s was 92,000 dollars 92,000 DOLLARS

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Tooo much man

[@blankpaper43]

I was going to go to a private school that is 22k a year for one person and my brother was going to go as well. Its so expensive

[@pizzaismine7307]

I attended a private school in Australia. Our biggest trip was being forced to work from one side of town to another to play at the beach :/. My class from year 8 till 12 didn’t get a trip unless.

[@Dex-yourcooked]

at my private school we went to this place called sky ranch and we had cabins to sleep there. we stayed for 3 days and the food there was amazing.

[@Itsjettondon05]

I went to a private school but no one was vetted so basically half the kids were rich snobs and the other half was rich kids that were kicked out of public schools. It was also strict asf like someone got detention because the logo on his school shirt fell off in the washer. My family was no where near the level of rich that they charged but my parents are also highly religious and they didn’t want me being taught evolution so I basically went 2 years before we ran out of money and I needed to go to public school and by my experience public school is 1000x better. Basically the private school I went to was exactly like public school (in the education sphere my private school once hired a prostitute as a middle school science teacher) except there were no school plugs and it was incredibly strict so it was a little worse.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Damn swear? Then your private wasn’t really your average one

[@electronium6378]

Bro dead ass went to school in a prison

[@chilibeano]

My private school is EXACTLY like this, they give detentions left and right and the dress code is so strict, for example you can’t wear sneakers in high school😭 we have to wear fancy shoes everyday and it sucks

[@Bobskater1000]

I went to private school for high school and we had a more lax dress code my senior year than the public schools. Never had a uniform and they allowed girls to wear yoga pants and then later on they could wear tank tops. Also my school never gave any detentions, even for disruptive kids. They did suspend and expel students but detention was not a thing at our school. In addition the teachers were usually really good but we sometimes got teachers that had a great personality and were great people, but not the best teachers. Oh and the food at our school was AWFUL I never ate it unless it was free

[@supremeschemes5161]

ayeee its officialduckstudioss da legend of knowledge! 2:52 !!!!!

[@delpoftw8689]

During my first (and only) year of public school you would instantly get detention if you were 1 minute late, and I had to be there at like 8:30 a.m.

[@firalia]

Lmao I was in the middle, having gone to a Catholic primary school and a public high school. Catholic schools are not quite private schools, but they're close. We paid $2k AUD or smth a year per student I think. Could we afford it? Lmao no, we were still in debt by the time my youngest sister graduated, 13 years after I started, but it's nowhere near private school or high school tuition fees. There was a lot of families like that too, who just wanted their kids to go to a decent school where the kids weren't all batshit insane...mostly. I'm glad I went overall. I'm not religious, but it was a good foundational school at the time, and felt like a community where the parents and teachers were really close and actually gave a shit about the kids. The public high school was batshit insane and a big wake-up call, and I loved that too haha.

[@alienalloy604]

"early, 8:30AM" _me, a European where school starts at 7-__7:15_ 💀

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Oof then

[@mohdazan4948]

7:30 malaysia

[@degstoll]

I also live in Europe, most schools here start at 8am but there is a private school that starts at 9am

[@alienalloy604]

@@degstoll i have no clue where in europe you are, but id assume youre a westoid. Im from the Balkans and here its pretty raw, unlike in germany for example.

[@degstoll]

@@alienalloy604 Yes, I am a "Westoid" 😂 I live in Spain

[@Dnfbdodnsgtxodmalzhebeuxeeysdb]

my school takes us on trips to local parks and the same dead museum every year 💀

[@jyapadodroid7668]

I go to a charter and my school starts at 7:45AM and Charter is a mix of Public and Private

[@manwhoismissingtwotoenails4811]

Private schools also have a hierarchy where kids who have parents that donate a lot to the school get away with everything and anything.

[@gusjurgens3202]

I love the video idea! However, I have attended both public and private school and there is a big difference. This being said your description of private school is funny but not accurate. I went to the best private school in my state but aside from the average one or two strict teachers, the rules were the same. The kids either didn’t do really bad things or did the much less because on average private schools have a much lower grade population. So this made it a very tight knit community so if you did something everyone knew. Also private school kids were better mannered but not all were rich. Over half including myself were there on scholarships or financial aid.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

I seee. So you can scholarship in private school???? Damn I was wrong then lmaoo

[@coastercarson]

@@JUNSKULLY. yeah you definetely can, I’ve gone to private school for 5 years now and they’ve helped pay like at least 80% of my tuition throughout the years

[@rafka2729]

Im in a german public school and we have 4 trips this year: One week rome italy, one week krakau poland, one week berlin, one week another german city where we have an international project.

[@brook.53]

My public school brought us to the grocery store for our kindergarten field trip. They took us to like a fast-food pizza place in first grade Our school was amazing

[@roguelef]

Bro went to every school 💀

[@JUNSKULLY.]

😭

[@Kiyodeen]

I went to a private school, the teachers aren't so strict, and my classmates and I ran around the school giving pizzas to people..😆

[@socky85]

I remember in my elementary school (public), we had a uniform that was khakis or khaki shorts, and a polo. But, you could have the polo in red white or blue because Murica or something

[@idrawishh]

my public school has a middle and a high school and the highschool dress code was 100x less strict than the middle school. in MS the teachers would go up to your leg with a ruler and measure how short your shorts are but in high school i can get away with wearing anything really

[@jellypop3715]

i went to a public school and we got to got to spain,france,germany,america,jamacia,egypt and ireland

[@JUNSKULLY.]

W public school

[@ThatsARandomGamer]

being to both its very differnt yet so similar. generaly the people at priv are way better, and theres more opportunities. but with public you get way more freedom wiht what you wanna do. then again at pub if your 2 minutes late you get an email to your parents, and at priv you can skip the house meeting, chapel, show up 5 minutes late to class and your fine.

[@valenry]

4:03 We ain’t even allowed to wear jackets even on the coldest day 😭😭😭

[@mazro691]

What’s this yourubers name at 1:18 someone lmk pls

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Tpindell

[@a.m_mapping]

6:25 *Palestine

[@krishyhuman]

in Latvian public school field trips it is really common for them to go to other countries including ones we don't neighbor

[@maymaytheebest]

As an American who has gone to a private school their whole life, I’d say some of this is accurate. Normally we don’t go on field trips THAT BIG, or it could just be other private schools out of our state do that. Some private schools allow jelwery like ours, but ours can be strict in different ways.

[@monke6157]

Very True, my info teacher in my private school decided to teach at our school after accepting a million dollars deal with air Canada by giving them a world wide program to help deal with some codes or smth like that.

[@JUNSKULLY.]

Amazing!

[@Indigo.Galaxy]

It depends cause in my country, Thai public and private schools start at 8:00 am while international schools (private) start at 7:00 am

[@Zbyszkov2]

8:58 you really need to wake up on 8 30 am? holy moly, i could get 1 hour extra sleep if that was the case for all schools

[@wowimbored1422]

I remember during school that we be having to wake up early like I remember having to wake up at 6 o’clock just get ready and I said I was quick because the bus will be coming here at like 6:40 and our classes would start like around 7:30

[@degstoll]

6:12 In Spain we get to this, sometimes only public schools do it. In my school we get to go to France and Italy but other public schools get to go to Germany, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Norway, etc...

[@somedriftguy3849]

5:47 totally not me bro, nah nah you got the wrong dude

[@pasinduharshanakalansuriya2188]

8.30 is early in our country,student have to be before 7.30a.m. i used to get up at 5.00am to get ready

[@Myaltforwatchingyoutube]

My school (a public school) is a mix between both of these like our trips to the other side of the world, such as Europe, but we also have some things from public schools in this such as not so great teachers it's weird ig like stated it varies from place to place which I guess is true but like my city is not a posh city at all and the students drop out by year 10 in fact its got the lowest grades in the country for a high school but the actual private schools don't have half the things like international field trips. It would be interesting to map every school out in the world and see what it's like if there's a pattern or not.