A public school in the US is funded by tax revenue which means that students don't pay tuition. congrats Taylor C! u get best answer (mainly b/c you have the least amount of points out of the people that gave the right answer) nobody else needs to answer unless you think theres something the rest forgot. thanx! actually now that i think about it can anyone tell me what the usual school is for state schools? like when it starts and when it ends? (only the months are needed sry vamos, ur on level 6! Taylors still on 1, sry
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state school the school year starts in September and ends in July. Now can I have the best answer? =)
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I'm pretty sure they get free school unless it's private until they're 18. it works out to something like regular school then 2 years of college
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Yes, in the US a Public School is a state school. In the UK a Public School is actually a Private, fee paying, school. A regular, non-fee paying school would just be a State School or a school run by the local Authority or Municipality.
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ppl pay tuition in PS? wowahhweeWAH
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government funded schools in the UK are called State Schools. The schools you pay for here are called Private or Indepent schools. In the UK however, a Public School is an Independent school you pay tuition fees for, usually termly but most pay annually.
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