Did anyone here to to private school? What was it like? Did you

went to catholic school for two years in elementary

>>9077399
It was boring, we only ever read Sophocles and Euripedes.

>>9077399
I attended Catholic school from kindergarten through twelfth grade. Huge emphasis on the classical traditions and classic literature. Heavily influenced by religion.

>>9077413
My idea of heaven tbqh

I did, catholic school all my life. We studied Euripides, Sophocles, Aeschylus, Homer and other shit.

How much does private education cost in the US?

In the UK it's around 45,000 dollars a year in many cases.

>>9077427
Huh, we never read Aeschylus now that I think about it....

>>9077422
Honestly, I hated it while I was there, but it was a great baseline education.

I dated a lot of girls who went to private schools and got an insight into their lives

It's interesting how they could technically have read so many interesting things, and yet not have understand, cared about, or deeply accessed any of them

Only a year. Competent teachers, everything and everyone else was irredeemable, simply the least Christian people the world has ever seen, were Jesus in my place they'd crucify him twice, and had I written a diary it'd read like Levi's "If This Is a Man." Yes.

>>9077445
To be honest, I didn't really care about anything I read in private school until my final year.

>>9077427
>02/08/17
It's me again. After studying the classics we had a semester when we sudied latin american authors (i'm from Mexico) like García Márquez, Julio Cortázar, Vargas Llosa, Juan Rulfo, Carlos Fuentes, Borges, etc. I really enjoyed it. Do you guys do something similar in your countries?

>>9077475
I'm brazillian, studied in a private school and only knew about Borges and the others when /lit/ told me about him.