From Private School Dream to Public School Reality: 3 Years of Experience of a Parent Like every parent, I dreamed of the best for my child. With this dream, with high hopes, I enrolled my child in the Lunar College. I was fascinated by the magic of the word "private school"; I thought it promised a better education, better opportunities and a brighter future. However, this adventure, which lasted for three years, was a great disappointment for me and a material-spiritual fatigue. For three years, I was faced with an endless pay list at the beginning and in the middle of each semester. In addition to the high amounts we paid under the name of education fees, books sold at exorbitant prices, uniforms that change every year, event fees and many other "extra" expenses that I can't name have bent our waist. Although I try not to avoid any sacrifices for my child's education, I was deeply hurt to feel that this system considers the parent as a "customer" and prioritizes the profit goal rather than the quality of education. At the end of those three years, I realized that unfortunately we were not getting the money we paid for. At the end of all this fatigue, I made a radical decision to enroll my child in a public school in the fourth grade. Some people around me said, "Why did you switch from private to government?" I blocked my ears to your biased questions and listened to the voice of my heart. I'm glad I listened to it! The picture that appeared in front of us destroyed all my worries and prejudices. My child started training in a sparkling classroom of 19 people. Each student had his own closet, air-conditioned classrooms, a hygienic dining hall and a regularly functioning service. But most importantly, it was the happiness in my child's eyes. The quality of the education he received at the hands of a competent, loving teacher in his field was valuable for us above all. Looking back now, I understand much better that what is "special" is not the name or the sign of the school, but the nature of the education provided. I can't thank you enough for these amazing opportunities that our state has offered us. My child is happy, I am at peace. I hope this experience sheds a light on other parents who, like me, question the concept of a "private school". Focus not on labels, but on your child's happiness and the quality of education he receives. Our treasures are growing in our sparkling public schools and in the hands of our dedicated teachers. May he be pleased with our government a thousand times.

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Esra Konan

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My wife worked as a teacher at this school for a year. He worked the day he had surgery in the evening, and the next day they cut his wages, even though he was reported. They forced him to sign a resignation before the contract expiration date. They stated that his salary will be paid until the end of the contract. Saturday Sunday, although they have already paid at the minimum wage level, they have not paid for the last two days of the agreement, which coincides with the Saturday market, with the work they have done. What does he not do to his parents who deceive his teachers. It's not even a trading house...

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