> They take horses and send them out as horses. Correct. Although there are huge benefits of a gate-kept horse-only environment. Competing against each other,

> They take horses and send them out as horses. Correct. Although there are huge benefits of a gate-kept horse-only environment. Competing against each other, the horses become more excellent. This is why the parents are paying the big bucks and putting up with the process. It is about gaining access to a horse-only environment. > We take horses, asses and everything else and send them out as horses. This is just envy at the easier job of the private school teachers, not indicative of their actual transformational capabilities of the public school teacher. The best that these teachers can do (which is no small feat) is to manage the classroom such that the donkeys and the horses do not fight and the horses can stay motivated despite having fewer peers.