Did you know that eighty percent of people in America are educated? Parents of America strive to provide a good education for their children. The number one way to provide the best education is to decide on the perfect school for your children to attend. Choosing between a private school and a public school can become a very difficult task. There are many strong differences between the two, and the decision must come from which school is more appropriate for the timing in your family’s lives. To reach the best decision possible, you must consider the two forms of schooling in terms of cost, space, and quality of education. The biggest difference in public schools and private schools involves with the cost to attend. Students who attend public schooling do not have to pay any sort of fee in order to attend a public school within their district. This is because public schools are currently funded by the federal government and the local state. Private schools are completely funded by the price of the tuition for your child to attend there, so they cannot run without your students and your money. The average cost for a high school student to attend a private school in the year of 2014-2015 is around $12,450. Public schools offer free transportation to and from school as well, therefore if the parent does not have money to transport them; a bus will be around to pick them up and take them where they need to go using zero money out of your pocket. Private school, however, do not provide free transportation. If your child attends private school and you cannot get them to school, you would have to pay to use a public bus or gas for any other sort of transportation. Private schools as known that provide a larger learning environment for their students. This can become helpful because it allows students to have more space for many different learning techniques. By this, I mean that every type of learning, visual, auditory, and tactile learni