I want my 3 kids to learn in an environment that's right for them. We've done a mix that includes homeschooling, public, and private schools.

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The writer, pictured while traveling with her three kids, said she imagined her kids learning experientially through art and experiences.

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I switched schools 10 times, between homeschool, public, and private. It shaped how I parent.

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Two kids doing math homework together at a kitchen table.
The author (not pictured) went to public school, private school, and also did homeschooling while growing up.

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I moved my daughter from a small private high school school in Hawaii to a larger public school in Seattle. Now she's thriving.

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The author's daughter is showing at a lei workshop.
The author said her daughter spent most of her life in Hawaii, and she was nervous about moving with her to Seattle.

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We're paying for private school for our son, but we won't pay for college

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Don't try to turn your passion into a job or pay for private school, says business guru Scott Galloway

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Scott Galloway, lecturer in marketing at New York University
Scott Galloway, lecturer in marketing at New York University.

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A California Gen Xer who made over $1 million secretly working 2 remote jobs said it allowed him to travel the world, max out his 401(k), and send his kids to private school

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A California Gen Xer who made $1 million secretly working two remote jobs says people shouldn't feel bad about job juggling. The subject in the story is not pictured.

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Meet the DIPS parents: Double Income, Public School. They've got it better than the POLKs, or Parents of Little Kids.

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Children attending free public school, much to the delight of their parents' wallets.

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