QUOTE: Some parents don't want to deal with them and send them away instead...the easy fix. . . But if they reflected on their own actions, or inactions, in their child's life, perhaps they could see where things went wrong and they could dig deep within themselves to figure out how to fix it.
And that is a nice description of why parents work WITH the boarding schools to become better parents and build better families: figuring out where things went wrong, and digging deep to figure out how to fix it (although I question your assumption that the fix is always inside the parents, or that kids can even be "fixed," like robots) You haven't been there, I can tell, or you'd stop contradicting yourself.
QUOTE: Those kids weren't and they did just fine. Looking for help close to home is always a better idea then sending your child away to tin-buck-two.
Assuming your other skills are better than your spelling or geography, will you share your credentials for making such a sweeping generalization about child rearing?
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