Would You Spend This Much Money On School For a Kid?

[FunInTheSunParticipant 8283]

I think this is just incredible. Education must be really important to these rich folks.

http://www.riverdale.edu/page.cfm?p=786

https://www.lawrenceville.org/page/admission/tuition-and-financial-aid

Beyond this: imagine paying for clothes, health care, food, gifts, laptop computers, etc.

"I saw that there comes a point, in the defeat of any man of virtue, when his own consent is needed for evil to win-and that no manner of injury done to him by others can succeed if he chooses to withhold his consent. I saw that I could put an end to your outrages by pronouncing a single word in my mind. I pronounced it. The word was ‘No.’" (Atlas Shrugged)

[narrow road travelerParticipant 1680]

How else do they ensure access to NWO lever pulling. Anyone at a young age that attends those schools will be taught they’re superior. Thier parents are superior. The school is superior.

They’ll meet others who also believe they are more than human. Have a divine right to decide what is best for others. So forth and so on. The price only prices regular guys out.

CEO’s, old money families, could pay ten times as much and not feel a significant dent in their personal quality of life.

The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting. --Sun Tsu

[narwhalParticipant]

It depends on two factors.

What is the difference in quality between private and public education? That can change drastically depending on where you live.

How much does the money mean to you? For me, I can’t afford that tuition, but for someone with a much higher income, the money has a lot less meaning to you, thus the tuition is reasonable.

For me, the answer to both these question are ‘very little’ and ‘a hell of a lot’, so there is no way my kids would be anywhere near these places.

Ok. Then do it.

[Anonymous 42]

Spend? Kid? Wrong road! F~~~ that!

[UntamedParticipant]

Tuition: $42,805

Books, Supplies, Trips, Technology, Food, Facilities & Energy: $7,000

Total Costs: $49,805

“At Riverdale, our “tuition” includes lunch, books, and all required activities but does not include after-school care for Lower School students or transportation.”
They lie right on their main page: lunch, books and all required activities are NOT included in tuition since you need another $7,000 to cover all that!

$49,805 to send your boy to a place where he’ll be crushed and shamed for being male, a place where his access will be restricted by insane feminists, where his opinion will be stifled by a “Safe Space” and where he can be charged with sexual assault simply because some bitch said so.
Might as well save the money and put him into a technical school where he’ll at least get real skills.

Tuition & Fees……….Boarding…………Day
Tuition 2016-2017…….$59,860………….$49,510
Technology…………..$530…………….$360
Infirmary Fee………..$850…………….$530
Total……………….$61,240………….$50,400
Other Expenses:
Books and supplies: $1000 
Health insurance (10 month plan): $1775 
Spending Money: $750

They forgot
Water:$ 4,225
Electricity: $8,695
Usage of school park: $2,562
Usage of blackboard: $4,348
Janitorial fees: $5,132
Trash fee: $3,528
Use of railing in stairwells: $1,999
Teacher’s fringe benefits: $9,859
Window cleaners fees:$2,465
Campus Security fee:$6,423
The air he’ll breathe for the next 10 months:$22,543
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[Anonymous 5]

No, cause I won’t father a bastard.

I would use that money to buy a nice, sporty Audi.

[Anonymous 43]

lol the c~~~ and her chad are paying at least that much for my daughter’s college experience. lofl!

[AwakenedParticipant 35203]

Rich families send their kids to prestigious private schools because the families make more prestigious contacts/friends which can benefit them personally and professionally. It’s the same reason they go to certain country clubs, dine at certain restaurants, host lavish parties ETC.

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[Anonymous 43]

yup, I think my kid is going to the expensive place is to get matched up with some wealthy family, maybe even a little something for the c~~~.

She will stick chad with the bill. lol.

[ResidentEvil7Participant 9558]

I rather put the money into raising any kid or tuition into a down payment on a nice home where I live.

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[RusskyParticipant 13503]

I’m telling my daughter that she’s an immigrant girl. If she studies – she’ll get a scholarship easy. I ain’t paying hundred thou for some useless degree
take example from daddy. I got a graduate degree completely free of charge

proud carrier of the 'why?' chromosome

[BeerParticipant 11832]

narwhal wrote:

What is the difference in quality between private and public education? That can change drastically depending on where you live.

Its in NYC, so I’m guessing there are some schools there that mix kids from affluent families with bastard children from single moms and gang bangers and the environment and quality of education from inner city schools full of mini-thugs isn’t all that great.

[narwhalParticipant]

Beer wrote:

narwhal wrote:

What is the difference in quality between private and public education? That can change drastically depending on where you live.

Its in NYC, so I’m guessing there are some schools there that mix kids from affluent families with bastard children from single moms and gang bangers and the environment and quality of education from inner city schools full of mini-thugs isn’t all that great.

Growing up, my family spent a year in Slidell, LA, a suburb of New Orleans essentially. Public schools were not an option so me and my siblings went to private school.

Ok. Then do it.

[Y_Participant 4591]

This is about status and bragging rites. These parents buy kids their education. Ivy league and connections – which is all it is.

They don’t realise or don’t care how s~~~ty their children will be because they never had to really earn anything.

I remember when Edward VII was a lad his father (Queen Victoria’s husband The Price Consort Albert the Good) sent him to work in the fields and he was paid the wages of a farmhand. He grew up to become a responsible human being.

Good sensible men used to start as good sensible boys. Nowadays boys – among other things – don’t know which toilet to use. Not their fault though.

[BeerParticipant 11832]

Y_ wrote:

This is about status and bragging rites.

Nonsense…its in the Bronx man. Rich that can afford it don’t want to send their kids to school with ghetto trash. Its not exactly unknown that inner city schools tend to be trash…hi drop out rates, crime, and lesser quality education compared to other areas…I sure as hell wouldn’t be sending my kid there if I had a way around it.

The only difference between this private school for the rich and middle class people is middle class people with kids tend to move to towns with better schools because its cheaper than 40k a year…but hey…if your rich and don’t want to leave the city 40k is chump change. I sure as hell know if I had a kid, I wouldn’t be sending them to a public inner city school.

[Y_Participant 4591]

Beer wrote:

Nonsense…its in the Bronx man. Rich that can afford it don’t want to send their kids to school with ghetto trash. Its not exactly unknown that inner city schools tend to be trash…hi drop out rates, crime, and lesser quality education compared to other areas…I sure as hell wouldn’t be sending my kid there if I had a way around it.

My point still stands – people are willing to pay for bragging rights. People who can afford this seem have a reason to stay in the Bronx regardless. Not everyone has a way around it.

[BeerParticipant 11832]

Y_ wrote:

My point still stands – people are willing to pay for bragging rights. People who can afford this seem have a reason to stay in the Bronx regardless. Not everyone has a way around it.

People dumping 40k a year on a private school for their kids are probably living in multi-millionaire dollar houses paying more than that a year in property taxes. There are affluent sections of the Bronx…and if they have a high paying job in the city, they have a very good reason to stay.

Take Trump for example…billionaire living in NYC…never heard him brag about where his kids went to school, but he sure as hell didn’t send any of them to inner city public schools.

My experience with people willing to pay for bragging rights are its generally people with no money who do that, and well, that is why they are broke lol.

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