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Sudbury Valley has rules, as the article text even acknowledges. The difference is that the rules are designed to protect the rights of members of the community
by DavidSJ 12y ago
Sudbury Valley has rules, as the article text even acknowledges. The difference is that the rules are designed to protect the rights of members of the community, not to tell students how to spend their day.
Source: I went there.
- OmarIsmail 12y agoHow did you like it? Would you send your own children there (if you have/had kids)?
- DavidSJ 12y agoI only went at the age of 15, after dropping out of high school as a birthday present to myself and discovering the book Summerhill (about a similar school in England). It was probably the happiest time of my life, because it was the first time my school wasn't a prison and I had the freedom to pursue my curiosity. And I went to "good" schools before then. Where my kids go, when I have some, is their choice, but I'd certainly recommend something like this.