Elizabeth Ayoola
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But I think I was so hung up on wanting to get it right and wanting to make sure that I didn't make any mistakes with his education that I wasn't open enough to consider a public school, especially once I had moved to Houston.
The private school was about $12,000 a year.
No, I'm curious.
Free.
Public school is free.
Oh, no, no, no.
Public school is free.
Well, unless you want to count all of the, oh, tomorrow is Lego day.
Dress your kid up as a Lego, right?
That always costs money.
Oh, interesting.
I didn't know that.
Okay.
No public school that I've been to has or put him in has registration fees.
So completely free.
And so when I moved to Houston, I looked up schools.
I was not very open to public schools.
I was just looking for the best private school.
And I put him in.
It was within my budget at the time.