Who went to Public/Private/Home school?

Were you...?

  • Public schooled

    Votes: 92 68.1%
  • Private schooled

    Votes: 23 17.0%
  • Home schooled

    Votes: 9 6.7%
  • Other.

    Votes: 11 8.1%

  • Total voters
    135
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In light of the requests for ages, I will update my post.

I am 64. I started public school in 1950.
I graduated from a public high school in 1962.

Then I went to state colleges/universities for my BS and my MA.

To seminaries (private, of course) round out my formal education with the M.Div and D.Min.
 
Kindergarten @ a Catholic school (my parents very strictly kept me away from praying to Mary, etc., and my teacher was a Baptist), 1-12 @ a public school, and I will be graduating from my private, secular university in 2012...if the world doesn't end, that is. :D
 
I will date myself. public elementary 1 through 8 small southern town. We read the bible in class, prayed, and the teachers paddled the students. I got bit by a wasp near my eye and one of the teachers took her cigarrette and made a tobbaco patch for my eye.


There after public through college in California.
 
:lol: @ a Baptist teaching at a Catholic school!

Ben, I admit I'm really surprised to hear that you went to a public school. You must have had some very good teachers.
 
Parochial K-12
Public undergrad (Grand Valley State Univ)
Public grad (U of Michigan)
 
Kindergarten- Senior High-Public (Uvalde High School) Class of 1993

Undergrad- Southwest Texas Junior College, Sul Ross State University- Rio Grande College, Dallas Baptist University ( Class of 2002)

Graduate- WTS Dallas/Redeemer Theological Seminary
 
K-2 in DOD Schools in Germany
3rd in Montgomery, AL Public School
4-6 at Bonnie Ohl Elementary Public School, Highland, CA
7-8 at Wedgewood Middle School, Fort Worth Public Schools
9-12 at Nolan Catholic High School, Fort Worth
Undergraduate at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Private)
Officer Candidate School, Quantico, VA (Public)
The Basic School, Quantico, VA (Public)
Basic Communications Officer Course, Quantico, VA (Public)
Expeditionary Warfare School (Non-resident, Public)
Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA (Public)
Advanced Communications and Information Systems Course, Quantico, VA (Public)
Command and Staff College, Quantico, VA (Public)
New Geneva Theological Seminary (Ongoing, Private)
 
Given recent conversation, I think the poll would be more useful if it were divided into these three:

1)Government Schools and Secular Private Schools
2) Christian Schools
3)Christian Home Schools

There really is no difference between a private secular education and a government one. Besides price. So there may be a good number of people marking 'private' when that doesn't mean Christian, although that's usually the way it's taken.
 
Kindergarten @ a Catholic school (my parents very strictly kept me away from praying to Mary, etc., and my teacher was a Baptist), 1-12 @ a public school, and I will be graduating from my private, secular university in 2012...if the world doesn't end, that is. :D

I didn't know you and I were the same age... I thought you were already one year into college.


Public school K-12; now going to Arizona State University.
 
I went to public K-12, and in fact it was there that I heard about the puritans through the book "The Scarlet Letter". They kept talking about "Providence", which intrigued me. I googled and ended up here on the PB!

It was the best thing I learned there.
 
Grades 1 & 2 public (2 different schools)
Grades 2 - 6 private (2 different schools)
Grade 7 public
Grade 8 private
Grade 9 DOD school (public)
Grade 10 private - expelled
Grade 11 correspondence (ancient version of home-school)
Grade 12 public school adult ed
Then.... GED!
Some college at public comm. coll.

None Christian
 
Home schooled. It's why I am where I am today. :)

edit:

A.A.S., private(i.e., non-government funded) school. B.S. in progress, ditto.
 
California all the way, Kindergarten through 12th public, two years Junior College and another three Cal Polytech, BSc agriculture.
 
Kindergarten - Public
1-8 - Catholic
High School - Public
University - Public B.A.
 
K-12 - Homeschooled (Bless my mother)
B.A. -Public State School

My parents (mostly my mum, but dad helped too) have homeschooled all of us (4) all the way through. My mother has two years left - my youngest brother is 16 - and she is chomping at the bit to be done! :lol:
 
Nursery school: Anglican (St Paul's)
Kindergarten: Central Public
1-8: Dundas Calvin Christian School (CRC)
9-12: Hamilton District Christian High (CRC)
13: Westdale High (Public)
B.A.: Oklahoma Baptist University (Oklahoman Southern Baptists - oh what a trip that was!)
MBL (unfinished): UNISA (University of South Africa)
 
I whent to public sckools all the way threw callidge

Thats ware I learned to write good.
 
Homeschooled from pre-K all the way up to high school graduation (2006).
Public college (community + state college) BS in Business Admin.
About to start at Westminster West (I guess that would be considered private) for MDiv; anticipated grad date: 2012.

-----Added 7/1/2009 at 01:40:04 EST-----

BTW, homeschooling is gaining popularity quickly, even among "non-religious" folks.
 
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