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My older son’s private school, and my husband went to Catholic school all boys’ school really understands boys and works to reach despite the strain it must have been on his family. It was a them where they are and pushes them to be more. The girls priority for them. have small classes and are being challenged as students and in So sending our kids to private school was always the plan. their faith. We were lucky to find an incredibly reasonable private grammar On page 17 we have a story on affording private school. If school (K-8) for the kids. It’s a Christian school, and fits with it’s a pipe dream for you, it might be worth a look. Private may our values and our budget. It’s definitely the best bang for your not be totally out of your reach. We could never have afforded educational buck in the greater Baltimore area. 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