That is precisely the reason why parents pick Ontario Private Schools. Some parents don’t want their kids taking sex ed, some don’t like the anti-bullying component that is mandatory in public schools, some parents what subjects taught with a religious focus, some parents want schools that use permissible corporal punishment or other types of discipline that are not available in public schools, some parents don’t want their kids being taught along side kids that special needs or who are otherwise disadvantaged or students who face additional challenges that can divide a teacher’s attention, some parents want teachers with qualifications that are different from those required by the Ontario College of Teachers or want their children to have teachers that are not confined by the standards of practice and ethics imposed by that body.

Some common areas where private schools do not match parents' expecations are with regard to student discipline, forcing students to leave the school, admission preocedures for the school, marking and grading, addressing student's special needs, bullying, the qualifications of teachers and other aspects of the private school experience. This episode of the podcast lets parents know what legal recourse they have if a private school does not meet their expecations for educationing their child. A video version is available on YouTube.

If you found this episode interesting, check out these other episodes:

- Bullying: What Ontario Schools Are Legally Required to Do

- Ontario Schools Can't Just Tell Students to Stay Home

- How to Get Help for Your Child's Special Needs in Ontario Publics Schools

- What Can Students Be Expelled For in Ontario?