Philadelphia has a charter school (charter school are public schools) that teaches Hebrew. And why not, why stick with the basic offerings of Spanish and French?
But they have 5 minutes each time and each person could just explain their unique hobbies/job and it’d be pretty easy. It’d be better if they had a mole to throw people off
@@SaintIC I went to the same school for 8 years and could not for the life of me remember what classes I had and what period i had them I just knew what room to go I had taped my schedule to the back of my phone every trimester🤣🤣
Can we just talk about Olivia for a second though? She was so sweet and polite and didn’t speak over anyone. And as soon as they asked them to pick up the money from the floor she got on her HANDS AND KNEES and started picking up the money despite her not throwing any of it. We Stan Olivia.
I knew as soon as Audrey spoke that she was not the mole. She clearly goes to a Jewish school, based on the class size and the fact that she takes Hebrew. I go to a Jewish school too, and nobody who was the mole would think about making that elaborate of a story.
for me it was when she listed the colors they're allowed to wear so smoothly. the mole probably wouldn't have been able to do that one the spot. but also private schools are so weird for the colors thing, like why are kids not allowed to wear red?? it's so gross to restrict kids like that :/
I thought it was really weird how they voted that first girl out cuz her classes didn't sound all fancy and advanced but,,, she was in 6th grade! Just because you're in private school doesn't mean your more academically advanced
Yeah thats why I thought he was a bit stuck up with his questioning. I went to a private catholic school and only 2 of my classes were different. (Athletic PE because we are sports dominated and religion) everything else my public school friends were also taking. Over all the quality and effort put in by some teachers is drastically different but the classes themselves are basic for graduation.
As a person who attends private school, Caden looked the most convincing for me, the way he talked, the way he behaved and especially the things he said about the seniors were so accurate. And Aubrey also looked really convincing, the moment she said Hebrew, like only a couple of school takes it and all of them are private, Not even a mole would think of Hebrew because that's actually so rare, Our school took Hebrew about 4 years ago and It has been a school for decades.
He appears more public school than private school. He comes off far more upper class. I'm super confused by the whole thing since I would have thought that the two "public school children" when to a state school. Certainly they didn't come across as having attended a public school.
@@aquilamflammeus5569 Are you from the US? The meaning of “public school” is different here than in other countries. In the US, typically upper class kids go to private school and working class kids go to public school (though there’s plenty of exceptions to that rule). “State school” isn’t a thing, unless we’re talking about college/university.
@@Olivia-wg8gv Ah yeah I'm not from the US. Public school here is the top tier or private school. Then you have regular private schools and finally state schools.
"People always think that private schoolers are really bad and uncontrolled, and really conniving, and mischievous..." literally i have never heard anyone say that in my 21 years of existence.
@@brysonsutterby2282 Thats any smaller school though. I had around 300 kids in my grade at private catholic school and if someone didn't like you it would just be like regular petty drama or a fight but the entire grade didnt care unless it affected them was just interesting to watch lol.
I was so captivated by Olivia’s personality. She was so proper and polite to the max, and like almost a “stereotypical” private school student image, and she didn’t seemed spoiled at all and seemed kind and polite overall.
As someone that went to a public school for elementary and switched to a private school for high school, I definitely expected most of my classmates to seem very spoiled and obnoxious but it wasn’t really like that. For most of the students, being filthy rich (and being surrounded exclusively by other extremely wealthy people) was just a normal part of their life, so not that many people acted spoiled or purposefully flaunted their wealth.
Christian schools tend to focus heavily on character building. Education can sometimes be better, but it's typically less about better academics and more about instilling certain values and morality.
Most kids I know who go to a Christian school aren’t rich or spoiled. Their parents just want a more sheltered environment. Olivia seems so calming to be around.
I go to a private school which is Christian, have been for my whole life and it's like you can get low grades or whatever it's okay but if you don't follow the manners they teach, you're dead.
Olivia was so sweet. She didn’t speak over anyone and spoke confidently. She seemed like a private schooler to me but she was also very polite. She also didn’t throw the money and went on her hands and knees to clean the money up
In my country many students goes to a private school. Even those who are poor send their kids to private school because the government schools are just so bad.
As a private schooler, I can say that wealth and opportunity is the only difference between private/public school students. I’ve met intelligent students from low performing public schools who haven’t had access to the academic resources, extracurricular activities, and network that have allowed me to succeed in life.
"wealth and opportunity is the only difference" lol sorry but no. That's not real life. An average person who can afford private school for their children probably has a higher IQ than the one who can't afford. And the children of the higher IQ will likely to be smarter than the other kid whose father can't afford a private school. Of course I'm not saying that this is true in general, but on average, it is true. And I haven't even mentioned that it is scientifically proven that eating healty in the early ages has a significant role in brain development. Sure, you can say this is a part of the "wealth" you were talking about, but this happens before they even go to the school. By the time they are old enough to go to the school, there is already a difference between a kid whose parents can afford a private school, and another kid whose parents can't afford. And it's because the first kid had more access to healty food, and that contributed his brain development. Meanwhile the poor kid was fed with unhealty food probably. I'm not saying a kid from private school is smarter than a public school kid, but if you do the same IQ test in a private school and in a public school, chances are the private school probably will average more. And that is just real life.
Props to Tom for actually trying to look the part of a private school student! It was obvious that Caden was a private school student from the very beginning.
@@GenX6887 lmao. I did what I can do to stay in the game, but people really need to assume that just because I acted this way in the video doesn't correspond to real life...
The only winner that was the most humble was Olivia, the Other 2 winners annoyed me Olivia was the only one who didn’t throw money and still helped clean it up, Olivia is a legend
Really lol. I'm from the UK so I can't really distinguish a posh American accent from a normal one and never really noticed that. But I can tell now that you've pointed it out. Interesting
i was about to comment that this video is making me think that i don't want my future kids to go to a. private school. but maybe your comment will make me consider it
I switched from public to private school in my last year and literally the only difference was that the private school had more security and stricter rules. Education should always be equal opportunity. The private schoolers here seemed a bit more snobby and aggressive.
Owen and Caden were aggressive, even obnoxious at times. The others weren’t. Edit: @Yeast pointed out to be that the name is Caden, not Jaden. I apologize and edited it.
I totally agree, I transferred to a private school my last two years and there really wasn’t much of a difference in terms of education. The only difference besides what you talked about was maybe the kids attitudes about learning, like for the most part they wanted to be there or they put effort in their classes.
@@Ceerads the dude's name is Caden. I'm sorry you feel that the contestants were snobby, but they don't deserve to be bullied. Same as how you don't want to be bullied yourself! Nobody in this world deserves hate and many of us seek for forgiveness. Even the things you say about the contestants, I am fine with it because you are entitled to your free speech. But if all of you guys stand for equality, let's start small steps and start by not bullying people in a youtube video! :)
I looked up Harvard Westlake, the school on the shirt she was wearing. Their dress code actually is pretty similar to public school dress codes, despite being a private school.
Audrey is literally me when she couldn't remember her last class. Like I'm in university and only taking 4-5 classes and I can't even remember them all when someone asks....its bad. I haven't finished the video yet but Caden's response to her not remembering and judging her makes me think he's 100% a private school kid lol.
yeah that's pretty normal. at my university if you randomly ask someone to list off their classes for the quarter, most of them will struggle to name at least one class lol
Honestly, as a Swiss person it is wild to me that in some countries private schools are so common. In my opinion this is a sign of great inequality especially if privat schools are considered better since they are not accessible to everyone.
As an Austrian, I feel the same way. There are of course some private schools that also cost 50k+ per year, but it is completely normal to go to state schools.
As South African in my area there's more private than public and this only became a thing more recently. But there are areas with zero private schools because it's a poor area
If the education is better and you can afford it its worth it in my country.... Bt yeah its easy to identify who went to public school and who didn't when you are in uni....
@bill smith not all private schools are the same. A school near me has tuition of 25k. The tall kid in this video said his tuition was 50k. I went to a private school overseas for a year, and that was 15k. if depends the school
Being in a private boarding school, it really makes me feel bad when some public school kids call me “one of those girls” like I’m some rich snob. If they don’t think I’m rich, they usually think I have behavioral issues. If not behavioral issues, I probably have no parents. It’s a never-ending cycle really
Maybe not a snob but I mean shits like 20k a year if your parents aren’t dead or you don’t have behavioral issues. So I mean your parents gotta be breaded atleast
@@letisriva8581 Its not wrong but I usually don't refer to people based on their identities. its usually only people in minority positions who get called that while other ppl get referred too by their names, personalities, clothes, etc.
Caden & Olivia definitely seemed like private schoolers to me. Both spoke very confidently (Olivia was more assertive tho imo) & didn’t get flustered when speaking Also i found it kinda funny how both moles were sus of ea/ other lmao
I've been in private school since the very first day I started studying in school, but I'm not that confident in public speaking, I think it really depends on the person! I think it's because I am not from the US and the education system there works differently compared to my country, but I do think that private schoolers are more reserved and eloquent :)
Okay when Halle asked about the diversity and race in his school he totally dodged or misunderstood the question. Saying you have clubs and directors for equality and diversity does not guarantee diversity 😂 He did not say if it was like mainly Caucasian, pretty mixed etc, which I'm pretty sure what she was asking. I was curious about this too
him not being able to answer the question and skirt around the answer was the dead giveaway he's a private school kid and halle saying her school was diverse is the dead giveaway that she wasn't lol
Usually if they have staff involved in diversity then it is diverse unless they are really having trouble finding students of diversity to go there or they’re liars about how diverse there school is meant to be
I straight up knew Halle was the mole just from what she said at the start from private schools being 7-12 but seriously the amount of pressure the group put onto her though..
Private school kids are not rich. That’s an ignorant statement. Many private schools can cost 10k a year. Literally less than buying a new car. It’s more about money management than being rich. In fact assuming you need to be rich to just attend a private school shows how uneducated the avg person is. Now if a private school costs over 30k a year; at that point you would most likely need to be wealthy without a scholarship of course.
Some people spend a large amount of their income just to send their kid/kids to a private school. Where I'm from in Australia the school you go to can heavily affect your ATAR, not everyone who goes to a private school has a massive amount of disposable income.
I am surprised Caden wasn't voted out for how annoying he was. You guys seem to misunderstand what I’m saying. In other videos, children have been voted out for annoying other players. The kids seemed annoyed by Caden so I am shocked he wasn’t voted out.
As someone who went to private school during 9th grade, this video was so relatable. Like especially how quickly rumors spread, everyone knew eachother and by the end of the day everyone knew the drama, it was crazy. Personally I loved it but not attending this year because I no longer have free tuition but private school was pretty great imo
it's odd to me how halle had to over-explain every single detail of her attending private school while olivia just had to say she was in a christian school and did chapel and everyone was fully convinced
As someone who attended public school my entire life it’s really crazy to see how they all view public school as this absolute nightmare. I went to the same school from k-8 and knew everyone by name. We had small class sizes and amazing resources. For high school I was in a Stem Program that also had small class sizes and amazing resources. It’s not about how much money you can pay. It’s all about resources. Some of the top schools are public but just in affluent areas.
I totally agree- the way they talked about public school really surprised me, public schools can give just the same education and its not like the people who can afford the private school or go toprivate schools are better in any way
It's like if you're not tough enough for public school your parents move you to a private school hoping you'll be in a more cushiony situation. Public school wasn't a nightmare but u have to be quick and chill enough with more chaos I think.
Respect to Caden for putting up with all the negativity in the comments. He played the game perfectly by looking the part, and being rightfully inquisitive.
@@landon7453 lol obviously tax payers like me and u, I’d be fine with that, redistribute all the money they funnel to their own pockets, also believe there is PLENTY of money to implement music and fine arts in EVERY single school as well
@@landon7453 lmao the greedy corporations been left bruh! And that’s fine with me let all them elite fucks leave, they dont pay taxes anyways they get tax cuts that could be enriching our children!
i appreciate how they took turns asking questions and answering one another without constantly interrupting each other. super sweet. much less of a headache than the other episodes haha
Yeah, I don't know if it's the same in America, but in my country it would actually be illegal for them to show their uniform on camera like this without consent from the parent and the school.
So many people don’t even pay as much for higher education as these kids are paying for K-12. Edit: this kind of blew up. In case anyone is curious, My college tuition is around $6,000 per YEAR. Room and board is $8,000 ish a year.
You should do a Spectrum video with private school graduates. I'd volunteer myself to participate! I went to private school for middle school and high school because my mom worked there. It would be super interesting to hear about others' experiences in private school and if they thought it was worth it now that they're in college or adulthood.
The second Aubrey said she took Hebrew classes should’ve been the biggest indicator of her story that went to private school. Public don’t offer foreign languages like Hebrew
Caden just appealed so innocent but interrogative. I think we call knew he wasn't the mole when he told his school creed, his dress code, and school classes. Everything he said and did was non-suspicious and smart.
@@hellothere4285 he was incredibly confident for his age would understandably annoy some people, he was probably groomed since childhood to act like a leader and take control of the room
Especially when he projected the typical public school stuff onto catholic schools at the end or acting like private schools dont have the same classes as public schools (i went to a private catholic school only different classes I had were Athletic PE cuz I attended a sports dominated school and religion literally everything else was the same)
I went to public school but i was almost always in honors or IB classes. The few times i took classes with non-IB students there was a huge contrast in both quality of education and the students themselves. A lot of the complaints of public schools im seeing in the comments wasn’t a big concern when you were in advanced classes so it would be interesting to see a video on kids in programs like IB or AP students versus those in standard classes. I know at least at my school there was also generally just a huge division between the two almost like we were in different worlds and the IB program kinda encouraged kids to see themselves as somewhat “superior” creating even further division. Also I cant speak much on AP but i know theres more freedom and you can take only one at a time whereas IB requires essentially all of your classes except maybe certain electives to be IB (plus lots of summer projects, community services, TOK, etc) which means you almost never find yourselves in classes with non-IB students
Same here! Even though my school was tiny, I still ended up being in classes with the same 20 or so people from 5th grade to the end of high school, and there was a definite separation between those classes and the few times I was in classes with the other people in my grade.
Same. Middle school sixth grade I was put in “intensive” classes and basically it was impossible to learn… Kids misbehaving causing the teachers to call security every single day. It was horrible. 8th grade I got put into advanced classes and not once was security called. There’s such a big contrast. High school I got into Ap’s and everything runs so much smoother.
I agree and being in the gifted program from elementary to high school I think makes those students very stuck up too (almost like the stereotypical private schooler) bc u are literally taught that u are smarter than your classmates
@@aryssaebbeler4316 100% it was the culture of IB to think of everyone else as “the standard kids” with a sort of disdain. Countlessly i heard the “standard kids” being referred to mockingly. IB kids also had exclusive banquets and gatherings that only added to this superiority complex. I’ll also say IB was so toxic that when we met AP kids from other schools we still thought of ourselves as “superior” because our program was more “intensive” supposedly
I was fortunate enough to go to private school on a scholarship. Without that, I wouldn't have been able to go. However, scholarship students like myself were a very small percentage. Most people at my school came from families with money 😅
You're so lucky, Private school is better than public school imo, minus that you need lot of money (except u got scholarship). This came from a public school student.
Public school doesn’t have free lunches for everyone, only for the kids who have free reduced lunches. And even then, at my old public high school at least, the free lunch was a crappy ham and cheese sandwich
My public elementary school had free lunch for everyone because it was a title 1 school. So yes public schools can have free lunches for everyone it just depends where you live
That's not entirely true as I've been to one that did have free lunch and you only had to pay for anything extra you got. Also, a lot of schools switched to free lunch because of covid.
In my district it is all free crappy food. The food tastes so bad that kids will ask strangers for other food and if you eat the school food the proportions are not enough. This is s a problem because they only let you eat once so kids will steal food from the cafeteria.
I find it really surprising that only private schools seem to have those special subjects, clubs etc. Ich go to a public school and it still has all of those options so I don't have to pay anything and still get some cool stuff to do
Yall should talk to the graduates of 2021 and how they missed out on so much of their highschool life. Overall make a new segment talking to different highschool classes. I feel like it would be fun to get to know what they did back in their youth and what was taught. As always great video
"People always think that private schoolers are really bad and uncontrolled and really conniving and mischievous." I've never heard of that stereotype for private school kids...I always thought public school kids were associated with that belief
not an attack but the fact that software engineers aren’t considered rich kinda screams private school lol. in most public schools, that would be considered rich because both parents are probably both making six figures each like they may not be in the 1% but def like 5-10% at the very least and enough to afford private school w v little to no aid
as someone who's in the private school enviorment, unless you have other close friends who you share a similar backround with, you really don't talk much about what your parents do. probably a trait passed down from the old money students as yk for filthy rich its an unspoken rile that you shouldn't talk about money.
@@pastelgirl6615 honestly, yeah. Hadn't even really thought about that I was in private school for 10 years and I was in the same class as a lot of my classmates since kindergarten and I couldn't tell you what a lot of their parents did. They knew what my mom did cause she taught at our school and there were a couple other kids like that, a couple parents came in for junior achievement so I knew what they did, or they were my friends so I knew what their parents did, but for the majority of kids in my class, I have no clue (and there were only 20 people)
There's something about seeing a group of private school kids playing a game and winning all the money over the public school kids lmao But hey I guess that's how the game works, it could've gone the other way too
btw, someone who was cast in one of these videos said that the cash prize is only like 100-200 dollars in total. so they werent really missing out that much.
As a former public school student, this one was clear as day from the beginning. Both the public school kids seemed nervous, and they were supposedly going to non-religious private schools but they couldn't describe the school's purpose (gifted, Montessori, etc.)
@@bigbadbodypillow The terminology varies between country. In the UK public school is a synonym for private school (don't know why!) - and state school is what we call free state provided education.
@@happycactus9649 in the uk, public schools are independent schools that are very expensive (like eton where the royals go). private schools are schools you pay for but less prestigious than public. state schools are free and run by the government :)
also, stop!! being!! mean!! about any of these kids!! once again they are KIDS and i don't care how "privileged" you think they are. for the record, as someone who is actually an adult, every single one of these kids seemed sweet and respectful. have some empathy; if you're an adult, you remember exactly how awkward and stressful middle school was, and i'm sure none of you would like to be called racist, rude, obnoxious, stuck-up, etc based on a 15 minute clip of you at age 13. once again, if any of the kids are reading this, i'd like to say that you guys should definitely not take these comment sections to heart! most of the negative commenters are extremely jealous and bitter and it has nothing to do with you.
*STORYTIME: I went to private school for all my life except the last two years of high school, so I know both lives. I’m a senior now, and I can say I 100% miss the small-school community. We were like a family and every student and teacher knew each other, and because it was a private school there was so much flexibility and we didn’t have to submit to the district superintendent. But public schools have way more plus points!! Diversity is amazing! I was the only brown person at my old school. But at my new school there are people I share the same Indian hometown with!! Also there are so many programs and opportunities. And the best part is that it’s FREE! Private school is just not worth $12k every year... ok done with my Ted talk ❤️❤️*
i am finishing my elementary and middle school years at a private school and soon heading to a very big and public high school soon so it’s nice to know how you feel about both. i hate my current private school so i’m very excited for a change
So public school is better!¿!¿ i go to private and i thought that was wayyyy better than public cuz public is free and private is $16, 600 a month. Wow.
I also went to private school all my life aside from 2 years of public in high school. However for me I did public freshman and sophomore year and then transferred to an extremely small private school with the first graduating class of only 9 seniors! It’s easier to blend into the background at public school but my private school felt extra judgmental and much more academically challenging but the students were nice for the most part. I’m glad I got to experience both.
As an Australian I find this really funny just because I go to a public school and it sounds way more strict than this in terms of uniform. I'm talking only navy or dark grey socks, same with hair ties, no jewellery except for one earring in each ear, knee length hem lines and black leather shoes only. If you are caught breaking these more than twice they'll send you home to get changed.
As an Aussie this is super interesting to watch and pick out the similarities and differences between schools in America and schools here in Australia. For example pretty much every school, public or private wears a school uniform here
@@yuriyuma7285I'm British and was born in London and my school didn't wear uniforms we just wore normal clothes now I live in Michigan and schools here are so different then in London
It always puzzled me how private schools abroad are sooo "cool" while in my state if you go to a private highschool one of the 2 thoughts people have is "they must have had a hard time passing classes/socialising in public school" and the 2nd is "they must be rich"
as someone who goes to a public school I disagree with the part that we don’t learn the same stuff we most definitely do everything they said was they same just except that fact that they’re private and we’re public. I swear we all for the most part turn out the same.
@@newjjjjj927 agreed honestly it all depends on the area u live in. There are public schools that have been ranted higher than private school. They have more to offer to students.
as someone who goes to one of the worse public schools in my area, its amazing to see how different private school kids act. its so weird how bullying and fighting is something weird to them
This brought back so many memories , I’ve been to private schools public schools and I’m currently at an environmental school. Private schools have definitely been the most relaxed and scheduled schools I love them.
It intresting to see how kids have relationships with their schools. I went to private snd was bullied out of it. Now i go to public snd I love it. I get less attention from teachers but its more diverse so i can find my people
why do people hate public schools so much. I went to public schools my whole and got nothing but love and respect from my teachers and peers even though I didn't have many friends. the only reason public school is hated is because of the lack of funding for them and many public schools especially in low income part of America have terrible education because of the government not funding them and this makes kids vulnerable to gangs and crime
@@AmiriHipHop no you’re but do you agree that public schools which have been in history for thousands of years are not getting any funding like in America
I depends on what dominates in your country and the quality of education... My mom teaches in public school and I've only been to private schools since she knows its better than in my country eg right now public schools dont teach English till you get to third grade... If thats not butchering the education tell what while in private schools you learn all the subjects in English from pre-k AMD public schools wait to get all English subjects till secondary
i mean there are many reasons as to why someone would hate public school, and the same could be said for private school. as someone who’s been to both public and private school, i personally liked the private school better just because it was smaller. i have really bad anxiety and i don’t do well in public spaces with a lot of people so being in a small private school really helped with that lol
I live in Ireland where private school isn't really a thing other then in Dublin. There's definitely a difference in colleges but not in primary and secondary school. It's baffling to me how people pay so much for everything in America.
One thing people should keep in mind about private (international) and public schools is that they can be very different in different countries For example private schools in Greece versus public schools are super different in France most kids go to public school because private school supposed to be only for kids that cause trouble is what I’ve heard from my friend who lives in France
Exactly! Here in my country the school system is very diff.. Idk why majority of ppl in the comments stereotyping all schools based of, of their experiences..
It would have been so interesting to see a charter school kid thrown into the mix. I go to a very academic charter school, and I found it to be VERY similar to a lot of the private school kids' experiences.
I went to public school for kindergarten, did online public school 1-6th grade, traditional homeschooling 7-10th grade, and then pseo full time at home (free college in high school) 11-12th grade, and then I went to a private college for my last two years of college. I’d have to say that my favorite was college but I also got to take my major’s classes for those last two years and loved it.
May I ask why you didn't go to in person school and then decided to get homeschooled? How do you make friends in that situation? and which did you like better public school or homeschool?
@@inanimatemist8610 it was better for my parents and our schedule for our hobbies and sports and activities. I don’t remember public school much but both definitely have their pros and cons. I could have made more friends while doing school at home but I was kinda shy. College was the best school experience I loved it.
I'm surprised that they voted out the girl who's learning Hebrew. No public school would teach Hebrew in a million years
THAT'S WHAT I WAS THINKING. But they were all from private schools so they probably assumed public schools taught hebrew too? idek
Philadelphia has a charter school (charter school are public schools) that teaches Hebrew. And why not, why stick with the basic offerings of Spanish and French?
She could’ve been lying.
Plenty of public school kids learn hebrew through other programs
Bro a million years we would be lucky to even be here.
Jubilee should put 7 people in a room that have one specific thing in common, and have them try to figure out what they have in common
I love this idea
this sounds cool
But they have 5 minutes each time and each person could just explain their unique hobbies/job and it’d be pretty easy. It’d be better if they had a mole to throw people off
Ima need that video
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They only eliminated Missy because they couldn’t understand her story. It WAS consistent, they just couldn’t keep up. That’s not her fault
fr she explained her story really well in a short time frame
I just thought it was her cause she forgot one of her classes
Once you are under the grill there's no coming back
@@yahirmh8423 I forget my classes all the time, don't mean nothing
@@SaintIC I went to the same school for 8 years and could not for the life of me remember what classes I had and what period i had them I just knew what room to go I had taped my schedule to the back of my phone every trimester🤣🤣
Can we just talk about Olivia for a second though? She was so sweet and polite and didn’t speak over anyone. And as soon as they asked them to pick up the money from the floor she got on her HANDS AND KNEES and started picking up the money despite her not throwing any of it. We Stan Olivia.
Thats exactly what i thought she's so nice and polite
olivia dropped this
why are you analyzing her every move creep
@@samu-chanliterally what? They’re just saying she’s sweet. And she is
@@samu-chan how are they a creep if this is public for everyone to watch💀
I knew as soon as Audrey spoke that she was not the mole. She clearly goes to a Jewish school, based on the class size and the fact that she takes Hebrew. I go to a Jewish school too, and nobody who was the mole would think about making that elaborate of a story.
Yeah same I agree!
I can speak hebrew
for me it was when she listed the colors they're allowed to wear so smoothly. the mole probably wouldn't have been able to do that one the spot. but also private schools are so weird for the colors thing, like why are kids not allowed to wear red?? it's so gross to restrict kids like that :/
@@CozyBunni Me too!
I went to Jewish private school from pre school to 12th grade
I thought it was really weird how they voted that first girl out cuz her classes didn't sound all fancy and advanced but,,, she was in 6th grade! Just because you're in private school doesn't mean your more academically advanced
Yeah, and the fact that she’s taking Hebrew. Very few public schools have Hebrew classes, that screams private Jewish school.
@@noahmayer252 This is a game where people are competing chill.
This is a game people will be like that because there trying to win chill.
@@Cait-hw3rx why are you trying so hard to defend them..
Yeah thats why I thought he was a bit stuck up with his questioning. I went to a private catholic school and only 2 of my classes were different. (Athletic PE because we are sports dominated and religion) everything else my public school friends were also taking. Over all the quality and effort put in by some teachers is drastically different but the classes themselves are basic for graduation.
As a person who attends private school, Caden looked the most convincing for me, the way he talked, the way he behaved and especially the things he said about the seniors were so accurate. And Aubrey also looked really convincing, the moment she said Hebrew, like only a couple of school takes it and all of them are private, Not even a mole would think of Hebrew because that's actually so rare, Our school took Hebrew about 4 years ago and It has been a school for decades.
He appears more public school than private school. He comes off far more upper class. I'm super confused by the whole thing since I would have thought that the two "public school children" when to a state school. Certainly they didn't come across as having attended a public school.
The thing about seniors is literally every high school Lol
I go to a private school and Audrey was the only one that seems like the school is a little bit like mine
@@aquilamflammeus5569 Are you from the US? The meaning of “public school” is different here than in other countries. In the US, typically upper class kids go to private school and working class kids go to public school (though there’s plenty of exceptions to that rule). “State school” isn’t a thing, unless we’re talking about college/university.
@@Olivia-wg8gv Ah yeah I'm not from the US. Public school here is the top tier or private school. Then you have regular private schools and finally state schools.
Owen SCREAMED private school kid. He felt SO judgmental.
he wasnt that judgemental
ikr
ikr, he was just degrading everyone.
@Cold_edits34😐
as a public school kid turned private schooler, this comment... the stereotypes hurt.
Can we just talk about how sweet and precious Tom was? When he said "I wish I liked my school", my heart shattered!
💯
Ikr i was so sad when he was voted off :((
I didn’t realize that was him but yeah public schools in Arizona are terrible! So i don’t blame him at all
Same 💔💔
Oh
"People always think that private schoolers are really bad and uncontrolled, and really conniving, and mischievous..." literally i have never heard anyone say that in my 21 years of existence.
I wonder if he lives in California. Celebrity kids, i could see it.
They can be... my friend went to a private Christian school and hated every moment of it because of how many nutcases attended it.
I mean the stereotype of private schoolers is opposite of that.
The small class sizes is really the problem, if the popular kid doesn’t like you, then all 20 of the other kids in your grade turn on you too
@@brysonsutterby2282 Thats any smaller school though. I had around 300 kids in my grade at private catholic school and if someone didn't like you it would just be like regular petty drama or a fight but the entire grade didnt care unless it affected them was just interesting to watch lol.
I was so captivated by Olivia’s personality. She was so proper and polite to the max, and like almost a “stereotypical” private school student image, and she didn’t seemed spoiled at all and seemed kind and polite overall.
Her school is a Christian school. Most Christian schools have very different dynamics than the typical "rich elite" type of schools.
As someone that went to a public school for elementary and switched to a private school for high school, I definitely expected most of my classmates to seem very spoiled and obnoxious but it wasn’t really like that. For most of the students, being filthy rich (and being surrounded exclusively by other extremely wealthy people) was just a normal part of their life, so not that many people acted spoiled or purposefully flaunted their wealth.
Christian schools tend to focus heavily on character building. Education can sometimes be better, but it's typically less about better academics and more about instilling certain values and morality.
Most kids I know who go to a Christian school aren’t rich or spoiled. Their parents just want a more sheltered environment. Olivia seems so calming to be around.
I go to a private school which is Christian, have been for my whole life and it's like you can get low grades or whatever it's okay but if you don't follow the manners they teach, you're dead.
Olivia was so sweet. She didn’t speak over anyone and spoke confidently. She seemed like a private schooler to me but she was also very polite. She also didn’t throw the money and went on her hands and knees to clean the money up
Is this a copy of the comment above 💀
In my country many students goes to a private school. Even those who are poor send their kids to private school because the government schools are just so bad.
Jubilee, PLEASE do "6 Public School Kids vs. 1 Homeschooled Kid". it would be super interesting imo!
Plsssss
The homeschool kid would be me lol
Boost!
Yessss!!!! I’m homeschooled and I would literally die to see that !!!
omg yes!!! That would literally help me with my education thesis lol
It is so clear to me that Audrey goes to a private Jewish school. I'm surprised she got voted out first.
Agreed!
Yeah... The short guy in white was obvious though
@@sparklefairy8544 Why would she be eaten alive?
@@sparklefairy8544 Why would she? It depends on the public school. Public schools are extremely varied.
plenty of opportunities in hollywood...
As a private schooler, I can say that wealth and opportunity is the only difference between private/public school students. I’ve met intelligent students from low performing public schools who haven’t had access to the academic resources, extracurricular activities, and network that have allowed me to succeed in life.
I guess it depends on the type of private schools. Kids at gifted schools are on a whole another level.
"wealth and opportunity is the only difference" lol sorry but no. That's not real life.
An average person who can afford private school for their children probably has a higher IQ than the one who can't afford. And the children of the higher IQ will likely to be smarter than the other kid whose father can't afford a private school. Of course I'm not saying that this is true in general, but on average, it is true.
And I haven't even mentioned that it is scientifically proven that eating healty in the early ages has a significant role in brain development. Sure, you can say this is a part of the "wealth" you were talking about, but this happens before they even go to the school. By the time they are old enough to go to the school, there is already a difference between a kid whose parents can afford a private school, and another kid whose parents can't afford. And it's because the first kid had more access to healty food, and that contributed his brain development. Meanwhile the poor kid was fed with unhealty food probably.
I'm not saying a kid from private school is smarter than a public school kid, but if you do the same IQ test in a private school and in a public school, chances are the private school probably will average more. And that is just real life.
Thank you for recognizing this, I'm not sure why it's so hard for people to admit what a huge privilege it is
Thank you
@@ihatehandles111 right
Props to Tom for actually trying to look the part of a private school student! It was obvious that Caden was a private school student from the very beginning.
well me, as Caden says thank you. I did act very convincing based on private school stereotypes
@@LegendaryLimeYT You're welcome. I could tell you all had fun with that while making this video. You know, making fun of silly stereotypes. LOL
@@GenX6887 lmao. I did what I can do to stay in the game, but people really need to assume that just because I acted this way in the video doesn't correspond to real life...
yeah but he gave himself away he said middle school on 8:28
@@LegendaryLimeYTtheres no way you are Caden, thats cap
The only winner that was the most humble was Olivia, the Other 2 winners annoyed me Olivia was the only one who didn’t throw money and still helped clean it up, Olivia is a legend
literally she went on her hands and knees as soon as the pd asked them to clean it up
I was just gonna say Olivia was so polite and kind!
olivia is so annoying
and then the boy said: "maybe if they said i had to pick it up i wouldnt do it" so you expected other people to pick up ur mess??
@@hihungryimdad He probably has staff in his house
They got the most stereotypical private schoolers. Not everyone who goes to a private school talks like they're meeting the president
spoken like a true private school kid
Low key i’d be quiet
Really lol. I'm from the UK so I can't really distinguish a posh American accent from a normal one and never really noticed that. But I can tell now that you've pointed it out. Interesting
i was about to comment that this video is making me think that i don't want my future kids to go to a. private school. but maybe your comment will make me consider it
666th liker!
I switched from public to private school in my last year and literally the only difference was that the private school had more security and stricter rules. Education should always be equal opportunity. The private schoolers here seemed a bit more snobby and aggressive.
Owen and Caden were aggressive, even obnoxious at times. The others weren’t.
Edit: @Yeast pointed out to be that the name is Caden, not Jaden. I apologize and edited it.
@@Ceerads exactly!
I totally agree, I transferred to a private school my last two years and there really wasn’t much of a difference in terms of education. The only difference besides what you talked about was maybe the kids attitudes about learning, like for the most part they wanted to be there or they put effort in their classes.
@@Ceerads the dude's name is Caden. I'm sorry you feel that the contestants were snobby, but they don't deserve to be bullied. Same as how you don't want to be bullied yourself! Nobody in this world deserves hate and many of us seek for forgiveness. Even the things you say about the contestants, I am fine with it because you are entitled to your free speech. But if all of you guys stand for equality, let's start small steps and start by not bullying people in a youtube video! :)
@@luigilove254 Thank you!
Owen and Caden are private school stereotypes personified
i promise owen is not lol
for realz
Owen was so annoying omg
@@lust4IifeOMG FR
coz he is gay
@@lust4Iife
Halle was really obvious to me, her “uniform dress code” was literally like any public school
Yeah we had a lot of school uniform rules and regulations. How casual it was really gave it away.
I looked up Harvard Westlake, the school on the shirt she was wearing. Their dress code actually is pretty similar to public school dress codes, despite being a private school.
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@@fartingdoodoo Thank you! :)
Maybe she was betting on private school students not recognizing a public school dress code.
Audrey is literally me when she couldn't remember her last class. Like I'm in university and only taking 4-5 classes and I can't even remember them all when someone asks....its bad. I haven't finished the video yet but Caden's response to her not remembering and judging her makes me think he's 100% a private school kid lol.
This is a game where their competing chill.
@@raif9203 lol
@@kaywallis6826 Yeah but still
Same! I can’t remember the full title of my classes
yeah that's pretty normal. at my university if you randomly ask someone to list off their classes for the quarter, most of them will struggle to name at least one class lol
Honestly, as a Swiss person it is wild to me that in some countries private schools are so common. In my opinion this is a sign of great inequality especially if privat schools are considered better since they are not accessible to everyone.
As an Austrian, I feel the same way. There are of course some private schools that also cost 50k+ per year, but it is completely normal to go to state schools.
As South African in my area there's more private than public and this only became a thing more recently.
But there are areas with zero private schools because it's a poor area
nah private schools aint that common around here
@@user-db9vy2gh3v I think that is so sad, because it shows how the government has failed to give equal education to its young citizens :/
If the education is better and you can afford it its worth it in my country.... Bt yeah its easy to identify who went to public school and who didn't when you are in uni....
PLEASE DO THIS WITH PUBLIC SCHOOLS!!! It’s going to get the private/homeschooled kid out so fast!
I would be the home schooler
Olivia impressed me. She is far more poised than the average teenager and speaks in such a straightforward manner that nobody second guessed her.
I love how the least obnoxious kids were the public schoolers.
As someone that studied in a private school that check out, kinda crazy how some rich kids would act
It be like that
Yes. Owen and Caden were the most.
I don't know about that, i think that like the one gay guy, and the other Asian kid was tho. The rest of them didn't seem that bad to me
It’s kinda embarrassing as someone who’s been in private school from preschool to senior year of high school…
I’d have rathered this was the other way around, as it stands three kids paying like 40K a year on education just got the equivalent of pocket change
@@n76543 preferred*
*lol why delete the message
You’d say the same thing if it WAS the other way around and the moles won .
@@cameronhines4726 yh but it's more likely for the mole to lose than the others
@bill smith depends on the school
@bill smith not all private schools are the same. A school near me has tuition of 25k. The tall kid in this video said his tuition was 50k. I went to a private school overseas for a year, and that was 15k. if depends the school
Being in a private boarding school, it really makes me feel bad when some public school kids call me “one of those girls” like I’m some rich snob. If they don’t think I’m rich, they usually think I have behavioral issues. If not behavioral issues, I probably have no parents. It’s a never-ending cycle really
Maybe not a snob but I mean shits like 20k a year if your parents aren’t dead or you don’t have behavioral issues. So I mean your parents gotta be breaded atleast
The Asian boys whole personality is being a private school student
is there a reason you said "the asian boy" and not something else that doesn't make race the focal point like "guy with glasses"
@@bellasmith2444 why not use word asian？ it’s not a bad word. And being Asian is an obvious feature for him it’s nothing need to pretend not existing.
the way he showed off his tutioncosts lol
@@letisriva8581 Its not wrong but I usually don't refer to people based on their identities. its usually only people in minority positions who get called that while other ppl get referred too by their names, personalities, clothes, etc.
@@bellasmith2444 I feel like if they had 1 white dude then we would call him the white dude so why would it matter.
Caden & Olivia definitely seemed like private schoolers to me. Both spoke very confidently (Olivia was more assertive tho imo) & didn’t get flustered when speaking
Also i found it kinda funny how both moles were sus of ea/ other lmao
Thanks Hailing!
Yep! Both moles openly suspecting each other was there downfall 😂
I've been in private school since the very first day I started studying in school, but I'm not that confident in public speaking, I think it really depends on the person! I think it's because I am not from the US and the education system there works differently compared to my country, but I do think that private schoolers are more reserved and eloquent :)
Okay when Halle asked about the diversity and race in his school he totally dodged or misunderstood the question. Saying you have clubs and directors for equality and diversity does not guarantee diversity 😂 He did not say if it was like mainly Caucasian, pretty mixed etc, which I'm pretty sure what she was asking. I was curious about this too
It's a private school we all know it's mostly snobby white kids
him not being able to answer the question and skirt around the answer was the dead giveaway he's a private school kid and halle saying her school was diverse is the dead giveaway that she wasn't lol
him not answering was the answer
Could have been edited out
Usually if they have staff involved in diversity then it is diverse unless they are really having trouble finding students of diversity to go there or they’re liars about how diverse there school is meant to be
the public schoolers being suspicious of each other 💀
they vote for each other lol
I straight up knew Halle was the mole just from what she said at the start from private schools being 7-12 but seriously the amount of pressure the group put onto her though..
HW actually does have a middle school and an upper school campus haha
yeah it's not necessarily "most" private schools. most are either k-8, k-12, or like fundamental middle schools
yeah. mine goes pre k-10 rn.
The private school students winning the money is equivalent to pouring a glass of water into the sea
Literally🙄
Private school kids are not rich. That’s an ignorant statement. Many private schools can cost 10k a year. Literally less than buying a new car. It’s more about money management than being rich. In fact assuming you need to be rich to just attend a private school shows how uneducated the avg person is. Now if a private school costs over 30k a year; at that point you would most likely need to be wealthy without a scholarship of course.
Some people spend a large amount of their income just to send their kid/kids to a private school. Where I'm from in Australia the school you go to can heavily affect your ATAR, not everyone who goes to a private school has a massive amount of disposable income.
@@SydneyScream not everyone has 10k hun
@@SydneyScream their parents are rich
I am surprised Caden wasn't voted out for how annoying he was.
You guys seem to misunderstand what I’m saying.
In other videos, children have been voted out for annoying other players. The kids seemed annoyed by Caden so I am shocked he wasn’t voted out.
ikr like dude chill-
*the face
I mean, Erin the vegan never got voted out either lol
@@rashes2286 LMFAO
@@rashes2286 omg i remember that and everyone in the comments were say she has “beef” with everyone
As someone who went to private school during 9th grade, this video was so relatable. Like especially how quickly rumors spread, everyone knew eachother and by the end of the day everyone knew the drama, it was crazy. Personally I loved it but not attending this year because I no longer have free tuition but private school was pretty great imo
it's odd to me how halle had to over-explain every single detail of her attending private school while olivia just had to say she was in a christian school and did chapel and everyone was fully convinced
She was the mole lol.
@@kaywallis6826 doesn’t negate what was just said
I agree with this, felt really racialy motivated
@@jennyaic No everything is that and she was the mole why are people like this.
@@ojben6134 Ok I still doubt that was a factor especially when she was the mole.
Kinda wanted the public students to win though
Same 😂
ok? they didnt win because of their own fault they said things copied from google and some of their "School life" didnt make sense or sound legit
@@90ioel chill
@@90ioel ok Ariana
@@90ioel relax, no one is coming for your money.
Tom: * *votes for Missy* *
Missy: * *gets voted out* *
Tom: I didn't think it was her
yes classic tom, know him personally
@@colinn1495 tf
@@colinn1495 boy
i just needed someone to vote for 🤷🏻♂️
Audrey saying "okay!" when she was voted off😭 icon
The woman saying to pick the money they just threw on the ground actually made me laigh
She was mad that the privileged kids won and they acted so spoiled lol
I love laighing
lol almost all the people who won did that too
“I still would’ve” kills me
@@user-s6x17t61ff You literally don't know that stop assuming.
I would love to see this with homeschoolers
me too!
I commented this as well! I hope Jubilee sees :)
LMAOOOOO THAT WOULD BE FUNNY
Omg yes, first thing that came to mind was Billie Eilish 😂
@@creativeinking ngl i forgot billie was homeschooled lol
As someone who attended public school my entire life it’s really crazy to see how they all view public school as this absolute nightmare. I went to the same school from k-8 and knew everyone by name. We had small class sizes and amazing resources. For high school I was in a Stem Program that also had small class sizes and amazing resources. It’s not about how much money you can pay. It’s all about resources. Some of the top schools are public but just in affluent areas.
I totally agree- the way they talked about public school really surprised me, public schools can give just the same education and its not like the people who can afford the private school or go toprivate schools are better in any way
It's like if you're not tough enough for public school your parents move you to a private school hoping you'll be in a more cushiony situation. Public school wasn't a nightmare but u have to be quick and chill enough with more chaos I think.
I went to both and wanted to say the teachers in public school in my district are much better at teaching and knowing their stuff.
Were you in an affluent area?
YES!
Respect to Caden for putting up with all the negativity in the comments. He played the game perfectly by looking the part, and being rightfully inquisitive.
yeah but hes asian and i dont like those kind of people
sounds like something Caden would write
@@artwynaut_9563 LMAO
Caden's alt account
Thanks bro
How amazing would it be if all children had access to the education these kids are getting
@@landon7453 lol obviously tax payers like me and u, I’d be fine with that, redistribute all the money they funnel to their own pockets, also believe there is PLENTY of money to implement music and fine arts in EVERY single school as well
@@landon7453 the American people and American corporations through taxation. Lmao are you serious?
@@landon7453 lmao the greedy corporations been left bruh! And that’s fine with me let all them elite fucks leave, they dont pay taxes anyways they get tax cuts that could be enriching our children!
PLENTY OF MONEY!!!!!
@@landon7453 hope u have a better day Landon 😂😂😂
omg the cost of their private schools...
It's insane, my international school that I graduated from was a €25k per year tuition fee, not including extra curricular and field trips
At that age you should not not the cost of the school ur going to
fr, and for what, we boutta be working the same job for the same pay in 10 years and i didnt pay a dime LMAO
mines (used to be) around 19k for elementary each year 💀
Most of them paid more than I did for my state school that I went to for college 🤩
i appreciate how they took turns asking questions and answering one another without constantly interrupting each other. super sweet. much less of a headache than the other episodes haha
Can I just say that Owen is so brave to state his sexuality so openly? Just saying this bc I wish I could be this open.
doesnt matter
same im bi and go to private school but I hate it meaning my sexuality
Same
lmao wym brave?
Especially because there were kids who go to religious schools there.
I personally don’t feel like you guys should’ve let them say the name of the school they’re attending.. they’re children & this is RUclips 😢
That’s why the first girl that got kicked out I was so happy she didn’t mention her school name ! Creeps stop at nothing smh
They should've censor it
Yeah, I don't know if it's the same in America, but in my country it would actually be illegal for them to show their uniform on camera like this without consent from the parent and the school.
@@sophie1564 In my country it’s against the law even with school permission it’s called the popia act.
Really love Olivia, seems very observant and just a nice vibe! 💗
Right!! She presents herself so well
That girl was too down to earth. I KNEW she was a public school kid!
Lots of Harvard west lake students are like her- down to earth. Cuz I know like almost half of them are on financial aid
c'mon don't need to push stereotypes. Apart from the gay kid and asian kid, everyone seemed pretty normal
bruh. im a private school student and im not rich and snobby yall bully us for no reason
down to earth? not all of us are rich smart kids with a superiority complex
@@90ioel sounds like cap
nah Owen had beef with social studies like damn
So many people don’t even pay as much for higher education as these kids are paying for K-12.
Edit: this kind of blew up. In case anyone is curious, My college tuition is around $6,000 per YEAR. Room and board is $8,000 ish a year.
right, I have to pay a little over 2K vor 3 1/2 years of University in Germany, which includes using all types of public transport.
ikr
My university was around 25K a year after scholarships, and I consider even that expensive 😳
@@Lily-uu6wq That's the same as the Kindergarten tuition in my school- 💀
really says a lot abt society...
@@SN-vn6wb price ranges are so crazy! 😧
these kids handled this competition better than most of the adults do
Caden is cracking me up. He's obviously a private school kid
You should do a Spectrum video with private school graduates. I'd volunteer myself to participate! I went to private school for middle school and high school because my mom worked there. It would be super interesting to hear about others' experiences in private school and if they thought it was worth it now that they're in college or adulthood.
The second Aubrey said she took Hebrew classes should’ve been the biggest indicator of her story that went to private school. Public don’t offer foreign languages like Hebrew
They offer foreign languages tho, it would be hard for these kids to know since they go to private schools
@@alexasmalls6290 most of them went to public school before
Yeah it’s probably a Jewish school too based on the white on Friday
Some of them do.
You should definitely do a middle ground episode on this, it would be really interesting.
So sad how Tom said "I wish I liked my school" at 6:58. So unfair that these poor kids are going to school feeling unsafe or unwelcome :'((
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Caden just appealed so innocent but interrogative. I think we call knew he wasn't the mole when he told his school creed, his dress code, and school classes. Everything he said and did was non-suspicious and smart.
But he was kinda annoying af
@@hellothere4285 he was incredibly confident for his age would understandably annoy some people, he was probably groomed since childhood to act like a leader and take control of the room
@@hellothere4285 he's really not lol he sounds and look normal
@@ishaansingh4391 pretty sure he's raised to be one of the best student in the room that's why he acts like that
@@ishaansingh4391 he's just snobby. He has 0 leadership skills
feel like caden thinks he’s better than everyone else
Why you have this feeling
Dude I literally thought the same thing
Especially when he projected the typical public school stuff onto catholic schools at the end or acting like private schools dont have the same classes as public schools (i went to a private catholic school only different classes I had were Athletic PE cuz I attended a sports dominated school and religion literally everything else was the same)
he's going out for everyone's blood lmao
That's what rich ppl act
I went to public school but i was almost always in honors or IB classes. The few times i took classes with non-IB students there was a huge contrast in both quality of education and the students themselves. A lot of the complaints of public schools im seeing in the comments wasn’t a big concern when you were in advanced classes so it would be interesting to see a video on kids in programs like IB or AP students versus those in standard classes. I know at least at my school there was also generally just a huge division between the two almost like we were in different worlds and the IB program kinda encouraged kids to see themselves as somewhat “superior” creating even further division. Also I cant speak much on AP but i know theres more freedom and you can take only one at a time whereas IB requires essentially all of your classes except maybe certain electives to be IB (plus lots of summer projects, community services, TOK, etc) which means you almost never find yourselves in classes with non-IB students
Same here! Even though my school was tiny, I still ended up being in classes with the same 20 or so people from 5th grade to the end of high school, and there was a definite separation between those classes and the few times I was in classes with the other people in my grade.
Same. Middle school sixth grade I was put in “intensive” classes and basically it was impossible to learn… Kids misbehaving causing the teachers to call security every single day. It was horrible. 8th grade I got put into advanced classes and not once was security called. There’s such a big contrast. High school I got into Ap’s and everything runs so much smoother.
ew IB
I agree and being in the gifted program from elementary to high school I think makes those students very stuck up too (almost like the stereotypical private schooler) bc u are literally taught that u are smarter than your classmates
@@aryssaebbeler4316 100% it was the culture of IB to think of everyone else as “the standard kids” with a sort of disdain. Countlessly i heard the “standard kids” being referred to mockingly. IB kids also had exclusive banquets and gatherings that only added to this superiority complex. I’ll also say IB was so toxic that when we met AP kids from other schools we still thought of ourselves as “superior” because our program was more “intensive” supposedly
owen was so judgmental 💀💀💀
literally!! he never let anyone finish their point lmao
I was fortunate enough to go to private school on a scholarship. Without that, I wouldn't have been able to go. However, scholarship students like myself were a very small percentage. Most people at my school came from families with money 😅
Sorry to hear that you went to a private school... hope you recover
You're so lucky, Private school is better than public school imo, minus that you need lot of money (except u got scholarship). This came from a public school student.
I also went on a scholarship but it was a private catholic school😒
@@infernodash936 🤣🤣
i think it depends on what school you go to. Most of my classmates and I are on scholarships lol
Public school doesn’t have free lunches for everyone, only for the kids who have free reduced lunches. And even then, at my old public high school at least, the free lunch was a crappy ham and cheese sandwich
lots of schools switched to free lunch during covid in my area
My public elementary school had free lunch for everyone because it was a title 1 school. So yes public schools can have free lunches for everyone it just depends where you live
What state/city are you from? I’m from KCMO and we had free lunch but it was usually fire 😂
That's not entirely true as I've been to one that did have free lunch and you only had to pay for anything extra you got. Also, a lot of schools switched to free lunch because of covid.
In my district it is all free crappy food. The food tastes so bad that kids will ask strangers for other food and if you eat the school food the proportions are not enough. This is s a problem because they only let you eat once so kids will steal food from the cafeteria.
This kids are so innocent and that just made it super fun to watch
Get your head out of the gutter.
@@Turnpost2552 they are innocent
No one is born innocent.
ok EDP. 🗿
@@elias7748 everyone is until live shows them and social media
I find it really surprising that only private schools seem to have those special subjects, clubs etc.
Ich go to a public school and it still has all of those options so I don't have to pay anything and still get some cool stuff to do
Yall should talk to the graduates of 2021 and how they missed out on so much of their highschool life. Overall make a new segment talking to different highschool classes. I feel like it would be fun to get to know what they did back in their youth and what was taught. As always great video
Olivia is the most preppy looking girl I've ever seen. She could've been on Gossip Girl
"People always think that private schoolers are really bad and uncontrolled and really conniving and mischievous." I've never heard of that stereotype for private school kids...I always thought public school kids were associated with that belief
The girl in red really stood out to me and I really liked her personality ❤
surprised no one asked "what do your parents do?"
Still innocent kids
cause private school students arent always rich mine are software engineers but work long hours (till 3am sometimes) to pay for my tuition fee
not an attack but the fact that software engineers aren’t considered rich kinda screams private school lol. in most public schools, that would be considered rich because both parents are probably both making six figures each like they may not be in the 1% but def like 5-10% at the very least and enough to afford private school w v little to no aid
as someone who's in the private school enviorment, unless you have other close friends who you share a similar backround with, you really don't talk much about what your parents do. probably a trait passed down from the old money students as yk for filthy rich its an unspoken rile that you shouldn't talk about money.
@@pastelgirl6615 honestly, yeah. Hadn't even really thought about that
I was in private school for 10 years and I was in the same class as a lot of my classmates since kindergarten and I couldn't tell you what a lot of their parents did. They knew what my mom did cause she taught at our school and there were a couple other kids like that, a couple parents came in for junior achievement so I knew what they did, or they were my friends so I knew what their parents did, but for the majority of kids in my class, I have no clue (and there were only 20 people)
There's something about seeing a group of private school kids playing a game and winning all the money over the public school kids lmao
But hey I guess that's how the game works, it could've gone the other way too
btw, someone who was cast in one of these videos said that the cash prize is only like 100-200 dollars in total. so they werent really missing out that much.
Not all private schoolers are wealthy lmao
@@jamesblackburn1162 maybe, but private school is crazily expensive so most-all are at the very least higher middle class.
Scholarship kids are still a thing lol
4:49 That was so unexpected and sudden. He is really well spoken for his age
As a former public school student, this one was clear as day from the beginning. Both the public school kids seemed nervous, and they were supposedly going to non-religious private schools but they couldn't describe the school's purpose (gifted, Montessori, etc.)
Public schools may suck but its free. It helps out alot of people including myself. In the end, University is were it matters
wait what public school is free?
Here in south Africa its not
@@bigbadbodypillow The terminology varies between country. In the UK public school is a synonym for private school (don't know why!) - and state school is what we call free state provided education.
@@charlienewbold9809 It is not. I don't know where you live but in the UK. public school means free school and private is independent and payed for.
@@happycactus9649 in the uk, public schools are independent schools that are very expensive (like eton where the royals go). private schools are schools you pay for but less prestigious than public. state schools are free and run by the government :)
@@bigbadbodypillow in India public schools are free
It shouldn't have to be said but please don't hate on these kids.
No for real because I’ve seen hate comments and like…they’re 12
also, stop!! being!! mean!! about any of these kids!! once again they are KIDS and i don't care how "privileged" you think they are. for the record, as someone who is actually an adult, every single one of these kids seemed sweet and respectful. have some empathy; if you're an adult, you remember exactly how awkward and stressful middle school was, and i'm sure none of you would like to be called racist, rude, obnoxious, stuck-up, etc based on a 15 minute clip of you at age 13. once again, if any of the kids are reading this, i'd like to say that you guys should definitely not take these comment sections to heart! most of the negative commenters are extremely jealous and bitter and it has nothing to do with you.
Exactly
Thank you!! Common sense
Thanks for saying this. This comment section is a lot more ‘obnoxious’ than the kids in the video.
exactly
Thank you!! This comment section ain’t it
As someone who went to private school, they picked the most private school kids I’ve ever seen- rich and annoying 💀
Yes I agree, especially Caden.
*STORYTIME: I went to private school for all my life except the last two years of high school, so I know both lives. I’m a senior now, and I can say I 100% miss the small-school community. We were like a family and every student and teacher knew each other, and because it was a private school there was so much flexibility and we didn’t have to submit to the district superintendent. But public schools have way more plus points!! Diversity is amazing! I was the only brown person at my old school. But at my new school there are people I share the same Indian hometown with!! Also there are so many programs and opportunities. And the best part is that it’s FREE! Private school is just not worth $12k every year... ok done with my Ted talk ❤️❤️*
i am finishing my elementary and middle school years at a private school and soon heading to a very big and public high school soon so it’s nice to know how you feel about both. i hate my current private school so i’m very excited for a change
So public school is better!¿!¿ i go to private and i thought that was wayyyy better than public cuz public is free and private is $16, 600 a month. Wow.
I also went to private school all my life aside from 2 years of public in high school. However for me I did public freshman and sophomore year and then transferred to an extremely small private school with the first graduating class of only 9 seniors! It’s easier to blend into the background at public school but my private school felt extra judgmental and much more academically challenging but the students were nice for the most part. I’m glad I got to experience both.
Private is usually better academically via stastics but otherwise I prefer public. More likely to get better education in private schools
@@queen_6201 it’s better based on academics but overall atmosphere,extracurricular& social life is much better at public schools
As an Australian I find this really funny just because I go to a public school and it sounds way more strict than this in terms of uniform. I'm talking only navy or dark grey socks, same with hair ties, no jewellery except for one earring in each ear, knee length hem lines and black leather shoes only. If you are caught breaking these more than twice they'll send you home to get changed.
Kiwi here & same 😂😂
Omg i am Australian and we dont have a strict dress code. and im in a public hs all u have to do is wear the uniform
fr in UK they are so strict
As an Aussie this is super interesting to watch and pick out the similarities and differences between schools in America and schools here in Australia. For example pretty much every school, public or private wears a school uniform here
Same for the UK- pretty much every school has a uniform, Ive never seen any school with no uniform (secondary and primary)
@@yuriyuma7285I'm British and was born in London and my school didn't wear uniforms we just wore normal clothes now I live in Michigan and schools here are so different then in London
I LAUGHED SO HARD AT 3:55 WHEN HE SAID "WAIT YOU 1500 PEOPLE IN EACH CLASS" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
DAMN Private school is that expensive?? Food better be free at that point
Bruh nothing is free at a private school. Private schools loving nothing nore than money
Yeahhhh its not
Nope
for $50k Mozart better come back alive and teach me himself goddamn
It’s free at mine, but only as of this year. It used to only be free to boarding students
It always puzzled me how private schools abroad are sooo "cool" while in my state if you go to a private highschool one of the 2 thoughts people have is "they must have had a hard time passing classes/socialising in public school" and the 2nd is "they must be rich"
as someone who goes to a public school I disagree with the part that we don’t learn the same stuff we most definitely do everything they said was they same just except that fact that they’re private and we’re public. I swear we all for the most part turn out the same.
Yeah I don’t even feel like private school education is that much better
@@newjjjjj927 seriously. it’s just the fact the name has so much power
@@newjjjjj927 agreed honestly it all depends on the area u live in.
There are public schools that have been ranted higher than private school. They have more to offer to students.
Do you guys have English classes like “literature of Africa” and “literature of South America”. Or is it just called english
@@WendyNation no it’s just called English and the grade number after it
They way Owen said hes gay and then how everyone was looking at him and his voice stared cracking i felt so bad for him
Olivia was my favorite, she was super polite and well mannered
What about Audrey??? Just bc olivia is pretty huh
@@anononoa8 Pretty privillages
@@anononoa8i think it was maybe because audrey didnt get much time on screen
10:17 my guy thought after talking with COMPLETE STRANGERS he would form a relationship bruh 🤣
as someone who goes to one of the worse public schools in my area, its amazing to see how different private school kids act. its so weird how bullying and fighting is something weird to them
Same, I’m so used to kids cutting and smoking but their concerns are the food 💀
@@huh-vt2hk for reall
Owen is the Erin of private school kids. Was just waiting for him to say “that’s not private” 🙄
I was NOT expecting an Erin comment on here 😂
@@katmartinez5641
SAME 😭
This brought back so many memories , I’ve been to private schools public schools and I’m currently at an environmental school. Private schools have definitely been the most relaxed and scheduled schools I love them.
Environmental school? What's that?
It intresting to see how kids have relationships with their schools. I went to private snd was bullied out of it. Now i go to public snd I love it. I get less attention from teachers but its more diverse so i can find my people
5 homeschoolers vs 2 secret public schoolers would be a great concept
3:19 love how she was just like “okeh”
ikr
why do people hate public schools so much. I went to public schools my whole and got nothing but love and respect from my teachers and peers even though I didn't have many friends. the only reason public school is hated is because of the lack of funding for them and many public schools especially in low income part of America have terrible education because of the government not funding them and this makes kids vulnerable to gangs and crime
personal bad experiences with public schools makes people generalize all public schools as whole
@@AmiriHipHop no you’re but do you agree that public schools which have been in history for thousands of years are not getting any funding like in America
I depends on what dominates in your country and the quality of education... My mom teaches in public school and I've only been to private schools since she knows its better than in my country eg right now public schools dont teach English till you get to third grade... If thats not butchering the education tell what while in private schools you learn all the subjects in English from pre-k AMD public schools wait to get all English subjects till secondary
Depends on your zip code
i mean there are many reasons as to why someone would hate public school, and the same could be said for private school. as someone who’s been to both public and private school, i personally liked the private school better just because it was smaller. i have really bad anxiety and i don’t do well in public spaces with a lot of people so being in a small private school really helped with that lol
I live in Ireland where private school isn't really a thing other then in Dublin. There's definitely a difference in colleges but not in primary and secondary school. It's baffling to me how people pay so much for everything in America.
One thing people should keep in mind about private (international) and public schools is that they can be very different in different countries
For example private schools in Greece versus public schools are super different
in France most kids go to public school because private school supposed to be only for kids that cause trouble is what I’ve heard from my friend who lives in France
Exactly! Here in my country the school system is very diff.. Idk why majority of ppl in the comments stereotyping all schools based of, of their experiences..
It would have been so interesting to see a charter school kid thrown into the mix. I go to a very academic charter school, and I found it to be VERY similar to a lot of the private school kids' experiences.
I went to public school for kindergarten, did online public school 1-6th grade, traditional homeschooling 7-10th grade, and then pseo full time at home (free college in high school) 11-12th grade, and then I went to a private college for my last two years of college. I’d have to say that my favorite was college but I also got to take my major’s classes for those last two years and loved it.
May I ask why you didn't go to in person school and then decided to get homeschooled? How do you make friends in that situation? and which did you like better public school or homeschool?
@@inanimatemist8610 it was better for my parents and our schedule for our hobbies and sports and activities. I don’t remember public school much but both definitely have their pros and cons. I could have made more friends while doing school at home but I was kinda shy. College was the best school experience I loved it.