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well the difference is that we need all kinds of students not just specific ones

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School policy refers to rules and guidelines established by an educational institution for its students and staff, while public policy refers to rules and guidelines established by the government for the general public. School policy tends to be more specific to the needs of the school community, while public policy addresses broader societal issues. Additionally, school policy is enforced within the school environment, while public policy is enforced by government authorities.

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