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A '''school''' is an [[institution]] where employees are paid ostensibly to instruct children in various subjects for nearly an entire workday.   
 
A '''school''' is an [[institution]] where employees are paid ostensibly to instruct children in various subjects for nearly an entire workday.   
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''Public schools'' are government-controlled entities which, in the [[United States]], exclude religious instruction or prayer from the schoolchildren.  They are supported by taxes and would likely collapse in the absence of taxes. In [[Nordic Countries]] there are virtually no schools other than public schools.{{fact}}
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''Public schools'' are government-controlled entities which, in the [[United States]], exclude religious instruction or teacher-led prayer from the schoolchildren.  They are supported by taxes and would likely collapse in the absence of taxes. In [[Nordic Countries]] there are virtually no schools other than public schools.{{fact}}
    
''Private schools'' are organized similarly, though as their name implies, they are not paid for by society but by the children's parents.  Some private schools aspire to very high standards, some specialize in certain modes and topics of instruction (such as a military school), and yet others provide a place for children who need curricula not available in the public systems.  
 
''Private schools'' are organized similarly, though as their name implies, they are not paid for by society but by the children's parents.  Some private schools aspire to very high standards, some specialize in certain modes and topics of instruction (such as a military school), and yet others provide a place for children who need curricula not available in the public systems.  
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