I want to know the demographics of C&G in this regard...

Pubic schools all the way.

A worthless public school in southeastern Kentucky that I partially blame on my failure to complete my Comp Sci degree. I can't blame it fully since my laziness didn't exaclty HELP the fact that I was entirely unprepared, both education-wise and study-skills-wise, for engineering classes. <_<

The two years I spent in private school sucked. Granted, it was pre-K and Kindergarten, but still. I enjoyed public school greatly, not to say private school doesn't have its merits - I'm sure they do, but my personal experience left nothing to be desired.

For me, it was public schools from Kindergarden through grad school.. started out in a small Ohio town, then jr. high and high school in a small Florida resort town, then a big university in Ohio for the BS & MS, then a big university in Michigan for the PhD..

Public K-12. College is going to be private though.

Public school, K-12. I also went to 8 years of Catechism.

Public all the way until college. Granted, my public school was better than most private schools...

Public school all the way but I actually skipped Kindergarten.

A public school over which my father presided. I beleive there should be laws against this, but it had no negitive effect on my sister. It was a good school but was mostly old teachers that taught to the brainiacs only and bored the hell out of normal people. Kinda like that noise that comes from adults in Charlie Brown. Now the teachers at the school I went to during the summer really knew how to keep someones interest and there I achieved Regents scores in high 80's & low 90's. I still hated school and was too easily distracted. Cars, guitars and girls

Primary school in Canada (public), then returned to Hong Kong for secondary education (mostly public, but a whole chunk of other costs).

Public. I like it even though its killing me...

Publik skoolz, K thru 12. I graduated from one of the top high schools in the state of Iowa.

Went to private school in K, 1, and 9. All other years were spent in public school.

I went to a private Pre-K, public K-12, although when I was in 8th grade, my parents toyed with the idea of sending me to Catholic school because they didn't like the "corruptive influences" of a public school. :rolleyes: But since I got good grades they let me make the decision. THANK GOD. (no pun intended)

Public school, K through... 11, so far.

1 yr. of public Pre-School 13 years of private Armenian school (Pre-K, Kindergarden, Elementary, Jr. and HS) So... I voted exclusively private

Public schools at all levels, until now - and oh what a change it is. P.S. Satty, I love your Sig. During my year at MU Ohio I had a econ professor that looked and sounded just like that guy. -E.S. Mail

Pennsbury School District, K-12. My parents have a variety of reasons for sending me to public school and I wouldn't have had it any other way.

Public school, K through... 11, so far.

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I didn't know you were that young. You just seemed older to me for some odd reason.

yeah im sure he didnt realy post his age cuz he does act older or more mature than most people on this board around his age do and he didnt want to be classified with me..... i mean them..... cuz he never gets into tiffs or anything unlike me... i mean them...them :AH-HA_wink:

I didn't know you were that young.  You just seemed older to me for some odd reason.

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I was thinking the same thing

All public. Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District.

Whats abouts us no edumacations peps?

All public.  Palos Verdes Peninsula Unified School District.

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Woo-hoo! Same here... elementary at Montemalaga, middle school at PVIS, and high school, right now, at Peninsula (www.pvphs.com).

What year did you graduate?

I'm an old-timer. Class of '86. A month ago I got the announcement for the 20-year class reunion for next year. I went to Montemalaga, Ridgecrest, and Rollings Hills (now Peninsula) High School.