Families who do not sent their children to government-financed schools should not be required to pay taxes that support universal education. To what extend do you agree or disagree with this statement? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

The given discussion about the payment of

taxes

of parents who sent their

children

to private

institutions

has been part of several conversations throughout the years. Some people argue that families that sent their

children

to these expensive schools should be exempted from the tax payment for universal

education

,

however

, others argue that

taxes

must be equal for everyone to assure that every student receives the same level of

education

.

This

essay will assess both points of view granting my personal perception.

First

and foremost, private schools are always trying to compensate for the fact that they do not receive financial support from the government, as a consequence, families have to cover an extra amount of money beyond the tuition so their

children

receive high standard

education

. Without considering the debate of, which

education

is the best, parents normally sent their

children

to these high-priced

institutions

for two reasons: to receive a better

education

and for the chance of being accepted into better universities. As a personal example, as a Mexican, getting a private high-school

education

is essential if we want a good college

education

, beyond the extra effort from my mother to pay the tuition I was required to participate in raffles to contribute to the school.

On the other hand

, plenty of people claim that families that send their

children

to private schools are more wealthy and have the possibility to pay for the institution and for the

taxes

. Notwithstanding, students who attend these

institutions

are not always rich, in fact, most of them receive scholarships for different skills, sports, arts or outstanding academic trajectories. In the case of students that have earned the right of being in a private institution with the help of their academic merits, I would consider it unfair to charge them with an extra loan. Drawing from my experience, as a scholarship college student, I was required to maintain a high GPA as well as perform extracurricular activities of the university so my family could pay for the private

education

,

otherwise

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the tuition would have been impossible to pay for. All things considered, I find myself in the middle of both views. On one hand, everyone should pay

taxes

to support universal

education

,

however

, if someone is sending their

children

to another institution that their

taxes

are not going to pay for, that person should not have to pay for someone else's

education

. A possible solution could be that those parents that decide to send their

children

to more expensive

institutions

should be required to pay a minimal quantity of money.

This

discussion will continue in the future and more possible solutions are required to find common ground.