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The article I linked to that ranks it 2nd speaks a bit to it, but...
...overall, over 90% of students attend public schools of various types, and while different provinces have different approaches to running school boards (English/French, Public/Religious, etc.) the end result is a system that has a very high success rate (according to that, and many other, articles on the subject).
That's basically why private schooling has had such a slow growth rate here - there isn't a glaring need, and other than class-based isolationism, there isn't much rationale for spending that much money for a similar service you can get for free.
And yes, all the public teachers in Canada are unionized, and hold tenured positions, so I don't see how those can be the reasons for the public school system in the US failing so badly. My only 'educated' guess is that the private system in the US has drawn the best and brightest to higher paid positions, leaving the public schools with (for the most part) 2nd rate teachers.
What should America do about its worst public schools? States still don’t seem to know. Aug 06, 20:26
Maybe look up north? Aug 07, 09:41
Canada? {nm} Aug 07, 10:03
Yes, that would be the country to the north of the US. {nm} Aug 07, 11:01
The article I linked to that ranks it 2nd speaks a bit to it, but... Aug 07, 11:36
Thanks. How is their curriculum? Do they try to pass off anything like climate change, common core, or CE dating? {nm} Aug 07, 22:23