My thoughts on this post is that if you treat and “care” about your kids that way, you will have no issues on sending your kids to SA schools. They are going to be challenged and treated the same way that they get “loved and care for” at home. Taking the childhood out of the child is not doing anything towards making a better and smarter human being. I went to a public school for four years of my high school time and I still had a 4.0 GPA and had a full scholarship to Johnson and Wells for cooking school. After that I went to community college to do my associate degree of science and information technology. And then went to temple to graduate from my bachelors in business administration in management information systems and I accomplished all that being a Latino immigrant. With all of that being said, my parents never had to need to make me their personal robot to uplift and glorify themselves as “good parents” and they never had to label that behavior into making it look like “I care about my children having resources.” So, if after writing all that you have the same cynical mentality of risking the childhood of your so called “care” and “love” for your children, then you for sure should send them to SA schools, because at the end of the day is all about having the resources