Public schools are different from private schools in the first place. The former is a national government unit, while the latter is run by private enterprises and other non-governmental forces. Other differences include:

1. Different sources of funds.

Public schools: funds are allocated by the state; Private schools: the funds are private investment by school-running investors and high tuition fees (the standard approved by the Price Bureau).

2. The stability of teachers is different.

Public schools: relatively stable; Private schools: high mobility. Where the salary is high, they go.

3. The guarantee of hardware facilities is different.

Nowadays, it is advocated to balance educational resources, and the hardware facilities of public schools will not be much worse than those of private schools, nor will they be much worse. With the increase of national investment in education, the hardware of public schools is getting better and better, which is beyond the reach of private schools.

Students come from different sources.

Students from state-run schools attend schools nearby and generally attend "general education" (day schools); Students from private schools come from all directions, from all kinds of families with different levels of economic strength. Students generally live on campus and implement "closed management". School psychological education can't keep up, children's psychology is easy to be out of balance, and unhealthy phenomena such as puppy love and comparison are most likely to occur.

The entrance and exit are different.

Private schools are generally rich and can enter if they want to be close; Cross-regional national schools

I have been in contact with private schools for many years, hoping to help you.