Very important. It is a time of not just learning, but social excursions. But if she's bored, she needs more educational stimulation, which means more money.
My high school was one of the bests around it made me who I am, especially knowing I'm rather learning disclosed in there areas of reading and listening along with ADHD, and epilepsy. They really helped me out.
The expensive ones are usually worth it. I prefer a Jesuit education.
that is a problem I faced. I went to a very good private HS and was in mostly high level and AP classes.. graduated 25 out of 375 students. And was bored out of my mind. If I had worked harder, I could have gotten straight A's, but I did no studying to get A's and B's...
that attitude came back to bite me in College.
Whatever school she goes to.. make sure it is not overly strict with it's rules and regulations. I remember going from my very strict Catholic School to a college setting where nobody even cared if you showed up for class... I floundered for a semester till I got my act together and started some good self discipline
ridiculous disciplin without context teaches you to 'just get by' on the letter, not on the spirit.
Not sure how I did this but the question is in a separate post with the same title.
I hate it when I get distracted by work.
It's important enough to be asked twice! 
No, I just asked the same question vicariously through you and answered it concurrently. Am I using big words correctly? No one knows.
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