The national average private school tuition is about $10,671 per year, according to Private School Review.
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Average annual K-12 private-school tuition for 2018-20183 is $10,671, according to the site Private School Review.
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Kellan was an only child, the son of wealthy parents, who spent much of his childhood moving from private school to private school around the world.
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All of these efforts would undermine America's public schools, either with direct taxpayer funding for private school students or tax incentives supporting private school scholarship programs.
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Because I didn't go to a private school, I learned a lot about what it was like for people who did go to private school or Catholic school.
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So if a student chose to attend a public school, the public school would get the money; if she went to a private school, the private school would benefit.
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She was in second grade at a nearby private school.
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Through AFC, DeVos has primarily pushed for private school choice.
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Bastardo attended private school and talked of becoming a doctor.
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He attended The Grange, a posh private school in Santiago.
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Winslow enrolled in the small private school in sixth grade.
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It is an independent private school, not a charter school.
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Frankie considers applying to private school and learns to drive.
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Her daughter attends a progressive private school, Stevens Cooperative School.
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Private school tuition costs, on average, nearly $210,221 per year.
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I can't send my kid to private school off books.
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From the 10th through 12th grades, I attended private school.
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Mythili teaches at a private school in central New Jersey.
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There, the average private school tuition clocks in at $24,171.
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Is it important to send your kids to private school?
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The private school bubble is closed enough as it is.
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Keep these points in mind before you raid your 529 plan to cover the more immediate cost of private school tuition — which runs an average of $10,203 per year, according to Private School Review.
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Geeta Kingdon, a professor at University College London who also runs a private school in Lucknow, suspects that the private-school numbers are an underestimate because many of them are not registered with the government.
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Robin had to drop out of a private school for girls.
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Their daughter goes to the private school outside of the city.
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These programs range from conservation easements to private school tuition scholarships.
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And if it could, then why bring in private school operators?
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There is no central database of allegations against private school employees.
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New evidence suggests that private school choice can help with that.
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Hawaii now has a high proportion of students in private school.
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He lost to a candidate supported by the private school community.
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But Kirkland says she couldn't afford to pay for private school.
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The neighborhood has a private school but not a public one.
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About a quarter of all private school students receive financial aid.
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If I go to a private school, what are my rights?
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Our child goes to a private school that we cannot afford.
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I went to private school and didn't love my experience there.
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But my neighbors here — they attend private school and government schools.
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I didn't want anything else to do with a private school.
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So how many students in the country go to private school?
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She took in foster children and paid for their private-school educations.
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Jun started by studying in an adult private school—the Daesung Institute.
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Brag a little louder about going to private school why don't you?
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Private-school chains are not perfect, but their rivals are usually worse.
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I previously attended a private school where I had no female peers.
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Their daughter previously attended a private school 90 minutes from their home.
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Parker was arrested in 2016 when she worked at a private school.
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It focuses on the theater crew at a private school for boys.
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Knightley plays a private-school student in the thriller "The Hole" (2001).
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Fairmont Preparatory Academy is a co-educational private school founded in 1993.
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Those plans vary from conservation easements to private school tuition scholarship programs.
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In 2001, Trudeau was teaching at the private school in western Vancouver.
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The accounts would cover costs for education expenses, including private school tuition.
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Like my sisters, I went to a private school in my neighborhood.
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Daniel is a sophomore at St. John's School, a prestigious private school.
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When Spiegel was at Crossroads, a private school in Santa Monica, Calif.
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"And then we could afford to send our sons to private school."
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They now attend a private school "up the road" from their house.
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My friends either went to a specialized school or to private school.
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They had two choices: Pay private-school tuition or deal with desegregation.
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Mr. Lyman began his private school teaching career at Andover in 1978.
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He and Miles, who was 2, were at a local private school.
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It's the time of year when private school applications are coming due.
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What everyone can agree on is that private school can be expensive.
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"I never thought I'd get accepted to a private school," he said.
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Inside, Hezbollah bureaucrats run a private school system and social services network.
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Early on, they scrimped and saved to send us to private school.
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Free public school shouldn't get rid of private school need-based aid.
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It was an unlikely place to open a for-profit private school.
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In wealthier Morris Township, 22 percent of high schoolers attend private school.
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We want to send our kids to Harvard and private school too.
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Mr. Dauphin had attended the same private school as Mr. Valeska's children.
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But crossing off a pricey private school could be a big mistake.
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Instead, he enrolled at Serra, then a nondescript private school in Gardena.
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Both of them are preppy private school graduates who went into journalism.
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Even though Sheboygan Lutheran High School receives state funding through Wisconsin's Private School Choice Programs, the state's Department of Public Instruction cannot "prohibit a private school from discriminating based on sexual orientation," a state spokesperson told BuzzFeed News.
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The staff sitting room at the Malyn Park Private School looks snug enough.
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Sasha, 15, is a sophomore at the prestigious DC private school, Sidwell Friends.
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As a private school in a major city, it was also exorbitantly expensive.
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Meanwhile, he is a ninth grader at a private school in Southern California.
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To cap it all, Labour promises to levy VAT on private-school fees.
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That means a three-bedroom apartment, private school for both kids, and vacations.
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These programs range from conservation easements to contributions to private school tuition scholarships.
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RSS progeny run India's two largest private school networks, educating some 5m children.
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The money could be put toward private school tuition, rather than child care.
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Liz Perry is the headmaster of a private school in Fairfield County, Connecticut.
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Musk uses the house as a private school for his children, per Variety.
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Adam and Samir attended the now $15,000 a year private school, Cheadle Hulme.
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Brian Fisher, a private-school teacher in New Hampshire, was one of them.
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An earlier version of this article described private-school enrollment in Washington incorrectly.
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Reporter: Aqsa grew up in an affluent neighborhood, attended a prestigious private school.
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He attended "a nice, good private school," but dropped out shortly before graduation.
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Only one private school has ever paid the full fee, Ms. Schulman said.
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Not all children can go to a private school tailored to their needs.
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I went to a private school, so there were a lot of them.
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Reflecting on his journey, he recalled leaving Harlem and heading to private school.
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So what would it mean to add private school benefits to 2529 plans?
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Another private school in Australia is caught up in an "inappropriate images" scandal.
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DeVos is perhaps best known for her zeal in promoting private-school vouchers.
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Public or private school (my son attended both), the worries were the same.
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States did not choose to create tax-free private school tuitions, Congress did.
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"I get teased about coming from a private school among comrades," he said.
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Turns out he was from the suburbs and went to private school. 19.
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If one distinguishes between parochial and nonparochial schools, the numbers are even starker: Only 19 percent of the private school students admitted came from private religious schools, while such schools account for about 87 percent of all American private school students.
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While some prestigious private schools can run more than $50,000 a year, the national average private school tuition is $212,282 per year, with private elementary school costing $264,256 a year and high school $2800,2000 a year, according to Private School Review.
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Mary's principal recommends that she go to a ritzy private school for gifted children.
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But parents have another worry: reports of formaldehyde contamination in some private-school buildings.
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He says state-school pupils now do better in exams than private-school pupils.
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One of them was a private school in the southern part of the capital.
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I'm currently a student at Hamline University , a private school in St. Paul, Minn.
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The students of American Vandal's St. Bernadine are a parody of private school baddies.
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Then we got a break: A private school offered a big discount on tuition.
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I would have conceded that, yes, his private school did actually sound pretty radical.
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Sometimes the college decision comes down to choosing between a public and private school.
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It was just not in the budget, everything was going to [private] school fees.
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Moreover, private school choice programs can introduce price differentiation into the system of schooling.
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Those include programs that offer tax credits for donations to private-school scholarship programs.
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Friday's evacuation of the private school follows last week's shooting at a Parkland, Fla.
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What happened Kyle is a sophomore at Seven Hills, a private school in Cincinnati.
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Oh, there's plenty of private-school girls who I know who are definitely Megan.
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She got my enrolled in this private school where I received a full scholarship.
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DeVos has encountered fierce opposition, and Hassan criticized her support for private school vouchers.
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After a racist video surfaced, private school students protested with an overnight lock-in.
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They added that competition would then drive down the price of private school tuition.
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Mr. Bell himself shot a Netflix special, "Private School Negro," which becomes available Tuesday.
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The groom is a trustee of Landmark School, a private school in Beverly, Mass.
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His earnings have already sent his children to private school on a larger island.
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He was not such a statistic — he went to private school, for God's sake.
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So every day, he commuted across the border to attend a private school stateside.
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If you're looking for an affordable private school education, look no further than Nebraska.
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See below for the nine other states with the lowest private school tuition costs.
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The private school serves students from kindergarten through high school, according to its website.
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Although Ms. Poeppel once worked in private school admissions, she delivers few startling insights.
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My dad was a lawyer, and paid for me to attend a private school.
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The Senate bill offers a tax break for parents whose children attend private school.
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I know a fancy private school in New York where a student killed himself.
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"I call it, 'The private school year," says Junie Rivero, Dorsey's special teams coach.
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I lived in a black community, but I went to a white private school.
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I read that and realized I didn't want the big house or fancy private school.
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This is my husband's salary that he earns as a teacher at a private school.
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Go deeper: Why Betsy DeVos' private school tax credit may not be be the answer
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Micah's at his private school when he notices a confederate history display in the hall.
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Mostly incredibly talented musicians and artists who want to send their children to private school.
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And that's with children attending public (free) school versus private school, the new research states.
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However, Tagore International School is a private school, with more resources than most in India.
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Many whites in the system may not have the means to pay for private school.
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As a child he was dispatched to private school, then on to Trinity College Cambridge.
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Founded by the Mormon church, this private school has an undergraduate enrollment of nearly 1863,2186.
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Bayer, 35, is a kindergarten teacher at the Westminster Schools, a private school in Atlanta.
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"He's doing all the talking," said Ms. Gehlot, who works in a boys' private school.
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The cost of private school, including tuition and fees, can be almost twice as high.
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Out of precaution, the private school campus was shut down when Martin posted the photo.
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We played another private school, and it was the most important game of the year.
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When she and O'Rourke met, she was teaching at a private school in El Paso.
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That would likely include some students who received vouchers but struggled with private school admissions.
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BEANIE FELDSTEIN I went to Harvard-Westlake [a private school in the San Fernando Valley].
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But the benefit allows private-school families the opportunity to reduce their state tax burdens.
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Future plans include partnering with a charter school and a private school being built nearby.
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Casey (Bridgette Lundy-Paine) struggles to adjust to private school life and her evolving sexuality.
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Hazell told HuffPost that he specifically brought up DeVos's charter and private school voucher programs.
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Plaid-skirted teenagers from the private school around the corner passed by, shouting and giggling.
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Nevertheless, advocates for private school choice hope the Arizona victory will lead to national momentum.
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The bus, which belonged to a private school, was carrying about 34 children, officials said.
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A private school in Florida was also mentioned in the court papers, unidentified by name.
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The biggest investment is in a first-of-its-kind federal private school voucher program.
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He enrolled in Navajo Prep, a private school in Farmington, N.M., where academics are king.
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Third, private-school assets will be "redistributed democratically and fairly across the country's educational institutions".
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The number of American students benefiting from private school choice programs now is relatively small.
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True, some in the Trump administration firmly believe private school options can help poor kids.
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Blackface video roils private school: Families at Poly Prep in Brooklyn are up in arms.
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Democrats including Obama feel strongly that private school vouchers unnecessarily drain funds from public schools.
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She attended a private school named Holton Arms and she was a year behind me.
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The Catholic Church school system in this country is the largest private school system here.
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These NCD findings are consistent with other reports for example in 2016: Private School Choice Programs Are Growing and Can Complicate Providing Certain Federally Funded Services to Eligible Students, and School Vouchers and Students with Disabilities: Examining Impact in the Name of Choice; in 2017, Private School Choice: Federal Actions Needed to Ensure Parents Are Notified About Changes in Rights for Students with Disabilities; and 85033 5 Policy Ideas to Improve Private School Voucher Programs.
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According to a 2016 report on the program from EdChoice, an advocacy group that supports private school choice, 83 percent of E.S.A. funds are spent on private school tuition, 7 percent are spent on tutoring and less than 1 percent are spent on online education.
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So the new twist is this: You will now be able to take money out of 2000 accounts and use them for private school, K to 220 private school, in addition to college, again without having to pay any capital gains taxes on that money.
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By the time Charles was there, the school has become a much more conventional private school.
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Harris, a headmistress at an elite private school, had grown jealous of Tarnower's young new girlfriend.
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The plan would establish a 1.4 percent tax on the earnings of large, private-school endowments.
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She attended an independent private school named Holton Arms and she was a year behind me.
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You'll recall, Gianna had her No. 2 jersey retirement ceremony at her private school last week.
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Perhaps the best-preserved colonial building in Lucknow is Constantia, owned by an elite private school.
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Virgil attends an elite private school and Jamie brags about all of the middle schooler's accomplishments.
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Turns out they all went to a very prestigious private school and had very wealthy families.
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She attends Christian Brothers Academy in Syracuse, which is a private school with a dress code.
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Surveys suggest that grandparents help to pay the fees of 15-20% of private-school pupils.
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Another unspoken selling point is the cachet of attending a private school, even a cheap one.
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CHARLEY SEAVEYRockport, Massachusetts Bagehot described Jeremy Corbyn as a "rebellious private-school" drop out (June 1st).
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Why does Kobe look like he's in private school and Snoop looks like someone's zany uncle?
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The money I make on standup comedy is not gonna put three kids through private school.
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Because these athletes are still children, parents are likely to pay for private school or tutors.
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And those going to a four-year private school shelled out even more for tuition: $33,480.
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Of course, a 3653,700-student Roman Catholic private school isn't exactly representative of U.S. educational institutions.
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I'm currently doing the seemingly impossible: paying for an MFA at a private school in NYC.
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Trump is attending a "listening session on school choice" on Friday at a Florida private school.
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Both were one to two years older than me and students at a local private school.
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FLOTUS said last month that Barron will attend a private school in Maryland in the fall.
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In the wake of a devastating tsunami, private school students find themselves trapped on an island.
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"They really, sadly, are aware of this possibility," said Rachel Gemo, head of the private school.
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His first encounter with religion came when he was a teenager at a Manhattan private school.
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Yet their friendship, begun at a private school in Manhattan, has continued well into their 30s.
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My parents insisted on my going to a private school, which wasn't easy in those days.
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And the Starr that attends the predominantly white private school, Williamson prep with her younger brother.
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I remember I got bookings to go speak at a wealthy private school in New York.
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They go to an elite private school where there are few faces that look like them.
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In April, he began at the Smith School, a private school on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
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She attended an independent private school named Holton-Arms, and she was a year behind me.
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She attended an independent private school named Holton-Arms and she was a year behind me.
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They reluctantly pulled her out of Amidon and enrolled her in a private school in Virginia.
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And these are not just for public or private school groups, but for homeschool families, too.
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The royal children were both wearing the uniforms required by the $23,000-a-year private school.
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Eliza explained the factors parents use to decide between a private school and a public one.
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That is why they are being challenged by every sector of New York's private school community.
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In California, almost anyone can open a private school by filing an affidavit with the state.
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An investigation has found allegations of sexual misconduct at Saint Ann's, a prestigious Brooklyn private school.
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California, for example, has a law requiring all public and private school students to be vaccinated.
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It is the only business on the block, except for administrative offices of a private school.
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The groom's mother is an art teacher at Ridgefield Academy, a private school in Ridgefield, Conn.
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All while serving in multiple Mexican government ministries and running a private school system he founded.
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In 1962, the private school, Birch Wathen School, bought it and converted it into a schoolhouse.
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Mauser was an assistant girls basketball coach for a private school in Corona del Mar, California.
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Assess the tradeoffs Even with financial help, paying for private school can mean making some sacrifices.
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But the calculation may be different if you are considering private school for only one child.
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Additionally, he must pay for specific expenses, such as private school, medical care and extracurricular activities.
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In Nebraska, the average cost of private school during the 2017 to 2018 year was $3,155.
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The hamlet is home to one private school, the Harvey School, for grades six through 12.
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If the justices rule against Montana's voters, tax credits for private school scholarship donations could surge.
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Costs were more than double that amount — $48,510 — for private school students, the College Board found.
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In 2017, a student killed four people and himself at a private school in northern Mexico.
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In 2005, Facebook was still a private, school-only platform and Twitter had yet to debut.
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Research strongly indicates that private school choice programs have a positive effect on public school systems.
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She attended an independent private school named Holton Arms, and she was a year behind me.
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His father, the principal of an upscale private school, would not be able to afford it.
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As unauthorized immigrants, they could not work and had to send the children to private school.
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What's more, research on public funding for private school tuition shows mixed academic results for children.
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Now, we both have kids who are in private school and are doing things totally differently.
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The next week, Dorsey will fall to another private school powerhouse, St. John Bosco, 69-14.
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Ms. Galant and Mr. Beall met in New York in November 2006, when she was a 15-year-old sophomore at the Hewitt School, an all-girls private school, and he was a 17-year-old senior at the Collegiate School, an all-boys private school.
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Ms. Harward said that although private-school admissions counselors, like the ones in her association, tend to have manageable case loads of 40 to 75 students per grade, the use of outside consultants remains common among private-school families in cities like New York and Los Angeles.
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He said the drop in earnings had scuttled plans to provide his children with private-school education.
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As with Baby and Elite, Quicksand is set among the attractive students of an expensive private school.
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Children in these neighborhoods often have little choice in schools because of the cost of private school.
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In 1964-1965, the cost of a four-year private school was $1,160 per year, on average.
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Whether they're playing a super competitive game of black monopoly, deciding between going to private school vs.
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He said the drop in earnings had scuttled plans to provide his children with private-school education.
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Or that really earnest quote about all the hardship you'd already endured as a private school student?
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Nancy Bernstein said her fourth-grade daughter was struggling in her previous private school and becoming discouraged.
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I went to a private school that was pretty much all well-off white kids and myself.
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India's reservation of 25% of private-school places for poorer children has not been a great success.
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A private school headmaster in Swat, Ahmad Shah, said the region's people were eager to greet her.
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I also sometimes evaluate private school students who receive special education, but it's primarily the little ones.
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The British mother of two made a promise that day to send her children to private school.
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This is something, I have teachers in my family, private school, and just recently retired public school.
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RELATED: Charter schools controversy will only grow under DeVos What are some types of private school choice?
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The Democratic administration embraced traditional public schools far more than Republicans, and steadfastly opposed private school vouchers.
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This central question too often gets lost in purely data-driven debates about private school choice programs.
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If the parents decide to send their child to private school, this $24,000 annual expense will continue.
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At least for now, though, private school choice is mostly just an abstract concept for Michigan voters.
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" She added, "Even if you come from a bourgeois background and you had a private-school education.
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David Turpin listed himself as administrator and principal of a private school operated out of his home.
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When he was 10, he was recruited to attend a private school with a well-known team.
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Charlotte will join her brother Prince George, who has attended the elite London private school since 2017.
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"Distribution of this grant will favor states that have private school choice and charter laws," he said.
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In Baltimore, several private school students were photographed posing in similar Halloween costumes, the Baltimore Sun reported.
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A private school founded in 2014, BasisIndependent Brooklyn, has about 670 students from prekindergarten through Grade 10.
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Paltrow said that going to a prestigious, all-girls private school in Manhattan also had an influence.
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Most of the guys I played with went to private school or lived in predominantly white neighborhoods.
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He's also going to be paying private school tuition for the kids for the next 2 years.
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And then they feel better that they thought about, Should I send my kids to private school?
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And he has been a loud proponent of private school tax credits, essentially a backdoor voucher system.
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There's now a wealth of reporting painting the private school as a bastion of heedless male entitlement.
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Hield left Jack Hayward in his junior year; but not for a private school in the Bahamas.
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The groom's mother retired as a teacher from the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools, a private school.
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But what if parents were given access to funds to use not just for private school education?
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After losing two Title IX appeals, the girl transferred to a private school nearly an hour away.
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The groom, also 34, is an advanced placement history teacher for Basis Independent Brooklyn, a private school.
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With so few students, residents say, it operates almost like a private school, with abundant individualized attention.
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Educated in a French-inspired private school in Constantinople, Midhat is sent to Montpellier to study medicine.
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Rothman, 31, is a second-grade teacher at Birch Wathen Lenox, a private school in New York.
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He opposes spending taxpayer dollars on private school tuition, which he says leeches funding from public education.
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Not all wealthy families with children in private school would take advantage of a provision like this.
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Farquharson attended the Rugby School, a private school in England where the annual tuition is £35,000 ($47,000).
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The young Mr. Magee won a scholarship in 1941 to Christ's Hospital in Sussex, a private school.
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She chose a private school instead, along with the strain on the family budget that it entailed.
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Around 30 percent of San Francisco children attend private school, the highest rate among large American cities.
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His father, Donald, was the headmaster at Dalton, a progressive private school on the Upper East Side.
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Some families find they do not have a choice about whether to continue at a private school.
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Made by students at another private school, Melbourne Grammar, the video saw boys rating their formal dates.
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The sixth-grader was suspended for three days and transferred to a private school following the incident.
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She excelled in her college-prep private school, where she was dubbed "gifted and talented," she says.
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Desperate, she asked if I knew a way to help get her child into a private school.
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Booker has been a leader in the school choice movement, promoting private school vouchers and charter schools.
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Meanwhile, the price of a private school education (around $25,000) there is also 30% to 45% less.
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She has a lot more work at the private school, she says; specifically, the math is harder.
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Studies have also shown that the achievement gap is similar across public, charter and private school sectors.
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I was 17 years old when I decided to go to a small, private school in Minnesota.
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The funds must be applied to child care, after-school programs, private school tuition, or higher education.
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She stays in her community because her daughter can ride horses and go to a good private school.
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He went to private school on scholarship and earned his way to Yale for college and law school.
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At one private school in Georgia, an aspiring kicker was blocked from joining the boy's team this fall.
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Wiig, 45, plays over-involved mom Audrey, whose son goes to the same private school as Bernadette's daughter.
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State schools for mainly Haratines often lack teachers or fall into disrepair; white Moors opt for private school.
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Sameena Asif, whose husband is a street hawker, sends her three children to private school in Lahore, Pakistan.
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Always ready for a moral crusade, Liam's dad, Frank Gallagher, showed up at the private school in protest.
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He and Jane Stewart are also bickering over who pays for 12-year-old daughter Ava's private school.
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They can pay to send their offspring to a private school, which usually involves sitting an entrance exam.
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Poor Liam (Christian Isaiah) has been kicked out of his elite private school, thanks to his father's philandering.
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Dr. Hillman was helping a private school sophomore manage her outsize worry over a long-term writing project.
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This private school, which specializes in engineering, science and math, is the third priciest college on the list.
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But as at St. Paul's, a Silicon Valley private school like Harker's meritocracy is inherently structured upon exclusivity.
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A private school teacher of classical piano and American government, she's even seeing a Trump effect at work.
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And all private "school choice" siphons money away from public schools, attended by 90 percent of America's students.
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He previously went to the Crossroads School for Arts and Science, which is a K-12 private school.
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Thirty students at the private school have reportedly been diagnosed with whooping cough, also known as pertussis, recently.
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Terzian went to the prestigious private school Harvard-Westlake, attending high school with Jake Gyllenhaal and Jason Segel.
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His wife, Karen, made headlines for working at a "Christian" private school that bans LGBTQ students and parents.
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The Turpin family had registered the home as a private school, freeing it from the strictest government oversight.
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In 2010, he won a Texas private school state championship at Lake Country Christian School of Fort Worth.
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Like Mr. Cameron, Mr. Johnson is an upper-middle-class product of England's most famous private school, Eton.
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I was on scholarship at an exclusive private school, and me and my family were living with friends.
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Between them, they can afford to send their children to private school in the nearby town of Mbarara.
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Mr. Lara worked three jobs to pay private school tuition so his daughters could avoid Hazleton's high school.
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More than a dozen states already have implemented tax credit programs like this to finance private school vouchers.
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Given the changes in the tax laws, 529 college savings plans can now be used for private school.
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The kids have to transfer from their posh D.C. private school to a public school on Long Island.
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Some clubs offer to pay for private school educations for academy players, and even for the players' siblings.
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But turning Title I into vouchers wouldn't be enough on its own to start a private school exodus.
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Without it, the small, North Carolina-based private school is ineligible for federal funding, a likely death knell.
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She got pregnant at 16 and worked three jobs so her son, Maurice, could go to private school.
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The Busches also spent tens of thousands of dollars on each of their seven children's private school educations.
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I graduated with a certificate in sewing and taught first and second grade in a private school afterward.
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The big picture: The cost of going to public or private school has been ratcheting up for decades.
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Before that, she attended Laurel School, an all-girls private school in the Cleveland suburb of Shaker Heights.
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He attended a private school, co-founded by his family, which gave out a "Ranadive Award" every year.
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On Friday, the company announced that another subsidiary, the for-profit private school WeGrow, would close next year.
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From there, he would take the bus to a prestigious private school where he had won a scholarship.
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Avenues: The World School is a private school in New York City where tuition is $56,400 per year.
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Ford said the sixth-grader was suspended for three days and is now enrolled in a private school.
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She went to the local high school and then transferred to a small private school, the Carlton Project.
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A private school is drawing backlash from parents in New York City over its race-based placement policy.
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DeVos has sought more federal funding for things like private school vouchers and less for public school systems.
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Like Barris, Sonoiki had grown up in a violent neighborhood, in Houston, and transferred to a private school.
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Damon says he's stepped up plenty ... he pays $3,666 a month for 11-year-old Tallulah's private school.
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Richard FriedmanNew York To the Editor: As a private-school teacher in Texas, I chose my own textbook.
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But they were caught unaware, they said, when the private school charged them an additional $2,400 in fees.
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When Kevin was twelve, his family moved from Seattle to Portland, where he attended a small private school.
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Spending federal money or any other taxpayer funds on vouchers for private school tuition is looked on harshly.
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There are 18 states with private school voucher tax credits, including programs in Arizona, Alabama and South Carolina.
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Twenty-five states this year passed a private school choice bill out of at least one legislative chamber.
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There's a private school in the Bay Area and it doesn't allow any tech — no iPhones or iPads.
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Soon his sister started going to an elite Christian private school, and eventually the entire family became Christian.
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Avenues: The World School is a private school in New York City where tuition is $56,400 per year.
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Ms. Barroso later founded a private school and was elected to the National Assembly before becoming first lady.
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" The ad cited smaller class sizes and individual teacher attention, but did not use the term "private school.
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They met as kids at a private school in Seattle and bonded over their shared fascination with computers.
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The day school opened March 22015, 20133, and was described as a private school serving grades 22013-22015.
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Congress's 512 expansion opens New York's $2529,2529 state income tax deduction for 2529 contributions to private school tuition.
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It's the sort of accusation that, wielded by a private school against a city school, would seem baseless.
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Even more telling is Arizona's experience, where taxpayers claimed a record $89 million in tax credits in just two minutes after private-school backers took to the airwaves to share the "really big news" that the state's 100 percent private-school credit could be used to dodge the SALT cap.
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And he withdrew his 13-year-old son from a private school because he could no longer afford it.
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Malia, 18, is headed to Harvard in 2017 and Sasha, 15, attends the prestigious DC private school Sidwell Friends.
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Bukola Saraki, the senate president, was educated at a posh British private school and the London Hospital Medical College.
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"Everything that's great about Dover bypasses Dover," lamented Gareth Doodes, the headmaster of the local private school, Dover College.
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Students who attended an LSP-eligible private school were 50 percent more likely to obtain a failing math score.
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Since then up to 2919,287 families a year have been handed vouchers to attend private school after winning lotteries.
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Two-thirds of private-school students who sit the university entrance exam get into one of the main universities.
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Mr Farage, who went from private school to a career in the City, is himself a prime elite specimen.
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The "First Class" of X-Men were all pretty white kids going to an exclusive private school in Westchester.
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Georgia, a second-grader, is being taught through a combination of an at-home tutor and a private school.
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Our private school discount was gone, and the cost was painful, but I was grateful to have the option.
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During Miles' first day at a fancy private school he doesn't want to attend, he comes late to class.
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We're told Jeremy and Chloe have already enrolled Jr. in a private school he'll begin attending in the fall.
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She also wants Jenkins to pay for private school, health care and security for her and the kids. #ChachingAgain!
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Oklahoma caps the equal opportunity scholarships program at $223 million, with $23 million allotted specifically to private school scholarships.
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She loved her job, and was earning enough to afford rent and private school tuition for her son Simon.
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Hyde-Smith's daughter later attended a similar private school established around the same time, according to the Free Press.
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She admits her ennui at having gone straight from private school to Cambridge, with "skiing and beaches in between".
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His mother retired as the director of fund-raising at St. Bernard's School, a private school in New York.
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What if I go to the more expensive private school, but can't pay off my loans for two decades?
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Most Americans support wider private-school options for all families, according to the newly released 2018 Education Next Poll.
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Yet there was no significant change in support when it came to offering low-income families private-school vouchers.
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Even though it was a private school, I could still have spent a week or more searching for possibilities.
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But her parents, a private school admissions director and a global controls manager at Exxon Mobil, pay her rent.
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During that timeframe, 39 private school choice programs, 85033 voucher programs and 16 scholarship tax credit programs were enacted.
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While just a few weeks ago, a private school in Florida began selling bulletproof panels for its students' backpacks.
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Niru goes to the sort of private school where the kids have a dress code and make big plans.
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De Chaunac, 248, started out as a math teacher in a private school to finance his amateur racing habit.
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They may be able to buy penthouses or private school educations, but some things are out of their reach.
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Kamau Bell: Private School Negro (6/26)Wynonna Earp: Season 33 (6/9) Expiring 50 First Dates8 MileGridiron GangJ.
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My father's a cop, my mom was a waitress, so it was this weird, suburban middle-class private school.
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Meanwhile, Chase's wife, Annie Koch, addressed the network's backers Monday concerning her work launching a private school in Wichita.
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Then again, a private school nearby, the site of the state's first coronavirus outbreak, had closed for two weeks.
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If challenging instruction is not available, she added, she and other parents might enroll their children in private school.
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With the help of a scholarship, Zyahna attended preschool through part of first grade at an elite private school.
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That would include private school tuition, tutoring or working closer with public school teachers to help their children learn.
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When Prince George started at the private school some three miles from the family's Kensington Palace Home in Sept.
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Her mother is an owner and the pedagogical director of Escola Parque, a private school in Rio de Janeiro.
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His mother is the head of the lower school at the Boys' Latin School of Maryland, a private school.
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This year for 8th grade I switched schools from a very small private school to a huge public school.
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Results can vary widelyFor this analysis, we treated the incomes of public and private school graduates as the same.
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Her mother retired as the director of admissions for Crossroads Elementary School, a private school in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Parts of the mountain sometimes spontaneously combust, requiring evacuation of local businesses and a nearby Dart-developed private school.
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The townhouse had been a longtime private school and Mr. Wexner spent years converting it into a lavish estate.
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The groom's mother is the principal of the lower school at Porter-Gaud School, a private school in Charleston.
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At Sewickley Academy, a private school in Pittsburgh, families have yet to ask about the changes to 123 plans.
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The legislation would bring charter schools to the state and let some public money go to private school tuition.
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For many parents with disabled children in public school systems, the lure of the private school voucher is strong.
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It's referred to as "the private school of public schools" and it's the best public school in the area.
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"He's engageable," said Michael Pershan, who teaches middle-school math at St. Ann's, a private school in Brooklyn Heights.
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His parents, an advertising consultant and an executive at BlackRock, had moved him from a well-regarded private school.
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Avenues: The World School is a private school with campuses in New York City, Sao Paulo, and Shenzhen, China.
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The case involves a Montana tax credit that provides funding for private school scholarships to religious and secular schools.
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They have four children in private school and a house in an affluent, predominantly white neighborhood in Los Angeles.
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He was a feckless student, and transferred from private school to public school, where he was expelled for misbehavior.
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Riddell, who is a counselor at a private school in Florida, is scheduled to appear in court in April.
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The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act added an extra level of functionality for 529s: K–5000 private school tuition.
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The Colegio Americano del Noreste, a private school, ended the program some years ago after heavy resistance from parents.
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The city agreed to pay private school tuition for at least 3,795 students in the 2016-17 school year.
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IIE finding show virtually the same split of religious versus nonsectarian private school attendance among all international secondary students.
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If you have anything to do with running a private school, you're probably licking your chops at this point.
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Trudeau was 29 at the time and a teacher at the private school where the event was being held.
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I went to the same school from kindergarten until I graduated high school—a private school in the Valley.
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He had been a middling student at Stuyvesant, but vaulted to the top of his class in private school.
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Until, that is, Thibodeaux transferred again in May to Oaks Christian, a private school powerhouse located in Westlake Village.
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Cory Booker on Friday announced a new K-27 education plan that says he opposes funding for private school vouchers and tax credits, though he is still listed as a co-sponsor of legislation supporting the nation's only federally funded private school voucher program and he's been a longtime supporter of vouchers.
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We're like, 'How many houses do we need to buy before the passive income will feed our private school tuition?
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Despite growing up in suburban California and attending private school, headlines like "Harry's Girl Is (Almost) Straight Outta Compton" emerge.
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Her eldest daughter, Laurence, was actually Emmanuel's classmate at Le Providence, the private school where Macron taught in Amiens. 3.
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The teen hacker reportedly attends private school and operated out of a suburban home, but he was not named publicly.
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From the sixth to the twelfth grade, I went to a relatively prestigious private school for girls in Winnipeg, Canada.
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But average private school degree seems to be about $25,230 a year when everything is counted (books, food, housing, degree).
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The funds were then used to pay for personal medical bills, building projects, her children's private school tuition and jewelry.
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Instead, they were presented with two options: attend the schools meant for black students or go to a private school.
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Rather than kick Deroo out of the private school, the lawsuit says Holland Christian sent teachers home to tutor Deroo.
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Sullivan took a picture of Covel's sign and posted it on a private, school-related Facebook page, Wright told CNN.
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Second lady Karen Pence landed a new gig recently: teaching art at Immanuel Christian School, a private school in Virginia.
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Between the start of 2015 and 2016, public school enrolments increased by 3,425 while private school numbers fell by 435.
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He appeared to have it all — a private school education, devoted parents, and the affluence to go on expensive vacations.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos, despite her enthusiasm for private school vouchers, has duly implemented the accountability compromise of 2015.
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Another potential waste of money, if only from the perspective of PISA results, may be sending children to private school.
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I asked a former principal at a private school conglomerate in Karachi how she handled sex ed for her students.
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The daughter of Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner learned her language skills from a nanny and at a private school.
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A combination of saving early in a 529 plan, plus gifts from grandparents, can help families reach for private school.
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A New Jersey private school is investigating accusations that a former teacher sexually abused students in the 1970s, PEOPLE confirms.
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Back in Iraq, she was a pharmacist, her husband was a businessman and they sent their children to private school.
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And finally, frustrated by the public school politics, 10 years at an elite private school and acceptance to top colleges.
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His father, who is also retired, was an English teacher at the Hopkins School, a private school in New Haven.
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AG: I had gone from a very small private school in Mexico to a 3500-student public school in Miami.
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For the cost of incarcerating a juvenile in some states, a child could receive a quality private school college education.
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For each Geekie program a private school purchases, the company offers the same one to a public school for free.
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The leopard gained notoriety after he roamed into a private school in suburban Bangalore for nearly 14 hours last Sunday.
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In the 1930s Latin might consume almost half of a 12-year-old boy's lessons at a British private school.
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At some point between third and fourth grade, my mother asked me if I wanted to go to private school.
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Two other studies, one from Sweden and one from Ohio, found that private school competition led to higher teacher pay.
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The order would deny more than 300,000 children the right to free private-school education in the state, activists say.
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Private School Review lists more than 30 private schools in Jersey City on its website, many of which are parochial.
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He was educated at an English private school where he earned the nickname Paddy because of his strong Irish accent.
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WeGrow, an experimental for-private school, opened in 2018 with a similar expansion strategy, but that hasn't panned out either.
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They say people often make donations to the private school-choice programs to limit the amount they pay in taxes.
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And for millions of Americans, that puts high-quality childcare as far out of reach as private school or college.
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If a city's public school system is less than great, the next option is to send children to private school.
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People can now use them to save not just for college, but for K-12 private school expenses, as well.
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Regardless of how the concept is phrased, expanding educational options is clearly popular as private-school parental choice programs proliferate.
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He's sat through private-school interviews and parent-teacher meetings, video-recorded sports festivals and graduations, spent days at Disneyland.
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George is entering his third year at the elite London private school, which is said to cost $23,000 per year.
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Reared by a single mother, Case went to a private school on a scholarship and was dismissed because of that.
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It would be a shame to ignore the fact that private school choice leads to safer schools for our kids.
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In February, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos proposed spending over $1 billion on private school vouchers and other school choice plans.
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The new tax law even expanded the use of plans to include private-school tuition from elementary through high school.
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Kaufman, 27, is the director for alumni relations at the Buckley School, a private school for boys in New York.
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After a private school education, he studied law at King Saud University in Riyadh, reportedly graduating fourth in his class.
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In her latest brainy, seriously funny novel, private school parents, a husband's secret life and more confront a Seattle woman.
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You know, if you didn't want that, you'd be in private school, or you would be in a different area.
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Now, the accounts can be tapped not just for college expenses but for K-12 private school tuition, as well.
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Ms. Grubesic came to Columbia from Albuquerque, where she attended private school and where her mother and father are lawyers.
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Brisbane is the most affordable city for a private school education which comes in at $360,103, according to the index.
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The 10-year-old was taken to his private school Thursday morning in an SUV, accompanied by a second SUV.
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Church left home at the age of 24 to attend the Phillips Academy, a prestigious private school in Andover, Mass.
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Her mother, a stay-at-home parent, was a history teacher at Taibei High School, a private school in Taipei.
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So Pakistan's private schools use English textbooks and tests, even though 94 percent of private-school teachers don't know English.
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Meanwhile, for more than 21,000 private school teachers lost their licenses in a sweeping move from the Ministry of Education.
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Drinking was commonplace among the private school teenagers, and the laws governing alcohol and minors were more lax than now.
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He offers to pay the private school tuition of one of his victims, so long as the family doesn't sue.
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This tournament, he said, used to coincide with the graduation ceremonies at the private school in North Palm Beach, Fla.
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Some videos of his performances were available on the Facebook page of the Brookhaven Academy, a Christian-based private school.
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The donations were then used to fund tuition scholarships for children seeking to attend the private school of their choice.
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For one, parents can now use the accounts for K-12 private school expenses of up to $10,000 a year.
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From 2014 until June, he was an eighth-grade humanities teacher at Hawken School, a private school in Lyndhurst, Ohio.
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But Mitchell Garabedian, a lawyer who represents Ms. Sapienza and many other victims of private school sex abuse, is skeptical.
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Kendra Espinoza counted on scholarships to help pay for her daughters' tuition at Stillwater Christian, a private school in Kalispell.
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One year at a nonprofit private school, including tuition, room and board, currently costs $48,510, compared with $22,240 in 2000.
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Unless they can afford to move, pay tuition for private school or homeschooling, they have to use that local school.
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After his second year of high school, he asked to attend a private school with more AP and computer courses.
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Parents also have little use for the Trump administration's push to expand school choice and access to private-school vouchers.
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All told, together, we've helped more than a million kids in private school choice programs, and we're just getting started.
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In this new play, Karen Pittman ("Disgraced") stars as a woman whose son faces expulsion from his prestigious private school.
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Ms. Pittman plays a public high school teacher whose son attends — and gets into trouble at — an elite private school.
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That's right, (if you cleared it with the administrators) you could visit the real private school in Looking for Alaska.
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The state treasurer's office of Illinois, for one, does not intend to open the its program to private school tuition.
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Ms. LaRosa, 46, was working full time as an office coordinator at a private school on the Lower East Side.
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When children from higher-income homes struggle to read, their parents will often pay for tutoring or specialized private school.
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Second, it will ensure that universities admit the same proportion of private-school pupils as exists in the wider population.
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I used to go to the private school during the day and play cricket with the boys from the slums.
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Ms. Nelson said the option had allowed her to work at a job she loved, at a small private school.
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I remember a private school leader who took in students after their parents abandoned them or found themselves in jail.
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They could use this to pay for private school tuition, online learning, curriculum, textbooks, and special education services if needed.
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The children are Rohingya refugees and the house is a private school where they learn Malay, English, math and science.
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He later learned French and English, and studied for a year at The Leys, a British private school at Cambridge.
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The stepson's loan balance of $0003,000 for a private school would mean a monthly payment of $300 for 10 years.
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They were thinking about where to buy a second home and whether their young children should go to private school.
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Alicea, 25, is a ninth-to-11th grade mathematics teacher at the Polytechnic School, a private school in Pasadena, Calif.
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Some of us went to private school, others public school; some lived in rural areas, and others in big cities.
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Youngest Huang kid Evan (Ian Chen), brilliant and bored, makes a case for why he should go to private school.
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Asheville Waldorf School is a private school located in Asheville, North Carolina, that serves children from nursery school to sixth grade.
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"Everyone says to me, you never would have accomplished anything if your mother had sent you to private school," she said.
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"IT IS called a lockdown drill," says Max, a nine-year-old pupil at a private school on the North side.
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Thomas's Battersea, a private school attended by Prince George, the great-grandson of Queen Elizabeth, is seen in southwest London, Britain.
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I attended a private school, and I couldn't even think of saying out loud I didn't want to go to college.
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DeVos should learn from the Bayou state, which in a political rush opened up the private school market much too carelessly.
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I lived in a Jewish neighborhood in suburban Toronto, attended Jewish private school, and came from a fairly observant Jewish home.
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Our demographic is about as close to private school as you can get without paying for it, but it's traditional public.
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He says he's willing to pay 100 percent of the kids' current private school expenses ... including tuition and tutors, if necessary.
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Our state has a school-voucher program, which uses public money to help low-income families pay for private-school tuition.
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Fuel prices and private school fees, clothing and electronics have all risen in price with the lira's decline, denting consumer sentiment.
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Suddenly, Sadie's request for their son to attend private school feels like a scam in light of her new relationship status.
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Our children attended an international private school that had, in addition to wonderful teachers, three swimming pools and countless tennis courts.
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Money shelled out for private school for the kids, $40,000 vacations, new cars, high-end jewelry and watches is holding steady.
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The assumption is that if they are privileged to be accepted to college – especially a selective private school – they've made it.
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Around 30 percent of the city's school-age children now attend private school—one of the highest rates in the nation.
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Of course, the private school system may have failed Trump, spurring a mistaken belief that menses is a source of evil.
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She went to the elite private school Vassar College on scholarship, graduating as the only astronomy major in 192002, it reads.
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Now she's a star soccer player whose group of gorgeous friends run their private school with effortless popularity and acerbic wit.
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Our office today filed 8 counts of perjury against David Turpin for filing a Private School Affidavit with the Cal Dept.
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As for money ... Kevin will pay $22,440 in monthly child support, and will also pay for private school and summer camp.
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Prince William held lil Geo's hand as they walked into Thomas's Battersea -- a fancy private school near their Kensington Palace home.
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The National Education Association, too, blasted DeVos for lobbying for school vouchers and pushing for private-school funding at taxpayers' expense.
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Today, more than 70 percent of high-school grads go to college, paying an average annual private-school tuition of $35,000.
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She later developed an interest in acting at private school and enrolled in the University of North Carolina summer acting program.
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I started my research journey to answer questions I had about the culture of elite schools as a private school teacher.
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Its current leaders, like Mr Johnson and Jacob Rees-Mogg, were educated at Eton (Britain's best-known private school) and Oxbridge.
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"In California, almost anyone can open a private school by filing an affidavit with the state," The New York Times explained.
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Many of the 2202,2628 public and private school facilities nationwide were constructed in the 28500th century, when builders used asbestos regularly.
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Maybe that means helping them weigh a decision between a state school or a more prestigious (but more expensive) private school.
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Reuniting with his headteacher, Helen Haslam, perhaps reminded him of his own first day at the $23,000-a-year private school.
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A vocal proponent of private school vouchers as well, Booker founded an organization devoted to expanding school choice in New Jersey.
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Yet in Britain the professions—from politics to the military, law, journalism, and banking—all remain dominated by private school graduates.
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Chance can't do anything for these patients, just as he can't fix his marriage or pay for his daughter's private school.
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As of Monday, parents will be able to ramp up on tax savings to help cover the cost of private school.
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Elon Musk has been running a secretive, highly selective private school out of SpaceX's headquarters in California, according to a report.
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Elon Musk has been running a secretive, highly selective private school out of SpaceX's headquarters in Hawthorne, California, Ars Technica reported.
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If the attitude seems a little put-on for a private-school student, Leary says it was necessary at the time.
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And sometimes they sit there and think, Wow, if this person could pay for a private school and a good college . . .
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I was on a full scholarship at a private school, and I'd come home to my work ... And this was where?
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The first generation, private school going, with wealthy parents who just happen to be a king and queen type of dude.
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In this case, the funds meant for paying for the child's public school education follows that child to the private school.
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On religion I grew up in the Episcopal Church, went to private school in that church, went to chapel every day.
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The FBI is investigating allegations that he used campaign funds for personal use, like private school tuition, vacation, and oral surgery.
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Sidwell is an elite private school in this city's Upper Northwest area, known for educating the children of Washington's power elite.
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The FBI is investigating allegations that he used campaign funds for personal use, like private school tuition, vacations, and oral surgery.
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Wong, meanwhile, is half-Vietnamese, half-Chinese and went to private school in the affluent Pacific Heights neighborhood of San Francisco.
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Young Bill Barr was also a defender of Republican causes at Horace Mann, the private school he attended in the Bronx.
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California requires every child who attends a public or private school to be immunized against a number of diseases, including measles.
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She goes to a small private school where she would be labeled by some, although there are friends who would understand.
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The parents, who are Hispanic and asked not to be named, ended up putting down a deposit for a private school.
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In 2016, it became the first private school to back US Senate bill to help combat sexual assaults on college campuses.
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Craft invites us into the world of Jordan Banks, one of the few African-American students at a fancy private school.
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His group, linked to a London private school of the same name, has schools across Asia and is looking to expand.
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The couple is accused of spending more than $250,000 on personal items like family vacations, video games and private school tuition.
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They would get that benefit by using the money for children starting private school in kindergarten and attending through high school.
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Kaguya is vice president of the student council at a prestigious private school and heiress of a rich and powerful family.
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When the teacher suggests they transfer to a private school, they stammer and sputter, invisible dollar signs running through their minds.
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But parents ultimately were not, in part because families who are paying for private school are not drawn to untested novelty.
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The pair were both teachers at Harbor Day School — a private school that Gianna Bryant attended — in Corona del Mar, California.
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"I didn't understand how to apply" to private school, or even to the State University of New York system of colleges.
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We had 16 players on the team at my small Christian private school and lost seven straight to start the year.
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I was able to choose any college I wanted, and of course, I just had to choose a pricier private school.
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One of the places Emile showed him was Terra Sancta, a 900-seat theater inside a Christian private school in Bethlehem.
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In January, a senior at Lexington High School, who had just transferred from a local private school, took her own life.
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And voucher advocates often cite poor test scores in public schools to justify creating private school vouchers in the first place.
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So they put him in a private school specializing in educating autistic children, where his behavior and academic performance improved markedly.
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I've sacrificed to put her in a nice private school and now fear I've doomed her to be the poor kid.
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When his son wanted to go to a private school, Henske came up with a dollar amount that he could contribute.
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But he says that from 6 years old, he was repeatedly sexually abused by a gym teacher at his private school.
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The leaders on each side, Grand Moff Tarkin and Senator Mon Mothma, spoke like they went to the same private school.
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In Alabama, for example, taxpayers are eligible for a state tax credit for contributions to nonprofits that grant private-school scholarships.
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In other words, charter schools in Massachusetts essentially provide a free private school education to mostly low-income and minority students.
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They didn't know what a private school was, let alone why anyone would pay for school when there was free public education.
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When I turned 12, I transferred to a suburban private school where I was surrounded by classmates who looked nothing like me.
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It turns out that actors Kyra Sedgwick and Matthew Broderick not only attended the same private school, but the pair also dated.
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As with new cars, few people — just 210 percent — pay the full price for a four-year degree at a private school.
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As with new cars, few people — just 9.33 percent — pay the full price for a four-year degree at a private school.
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Just last month a 14-year-old private school student who claimed to be the victim of bullying fatally shot two classmates.
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Still, the new federal law does encourage you to save for private school as well as college in one of these funds.
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"It's been an interesting week," he said, a day after the security breach at Thomas's Battersea School, a private school in London.
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Spark School Bramley in Johannesburg is a low-cost private school, spending roughly as much per pupil as the average state school.
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She now works as a modern-language teacher at a private school in Dubai, earning three times what she did in London.
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Eventually she ends up in Mumbai, marries a restaurant-worker, and together they earn enough to send their children to private school.
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In the soapy drama Elite, the social scene at a Spanish private school is upended after three scholarship students (aka "outsiders") enroll.
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Indeed, on her salary of just $200 a month, she pays for a private school that costs $50 per child, per term.
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Redditor TeacherTish, a teacher at an elementary private school, posted these delightfully out-of-date posters hanging in the school's computer lab.
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Vietnam has both the best state-school system in a low-income country and probably the world's fastest-growing private-school sector.
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A former teacher at an elite California private school has pleaded no contest to having unlawful sex with a student in 2017.
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More recently, they announced they would open a private school for underprivileged children in East Palo Alto, California, that Chan would head.
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In that gym, at a private school in upstate New York's Westchester County, is where Averill said she felt the most excluded.
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There have previously been 15 gold-standard studies of private school choice programs, 10 of which are positive and three are neutral.
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You might be unable to purchase high-speed train tickets, fly on an airplane, or send your kids to a private school.
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Feminism needs to be accessible to all women, not just those who went to private school or have a certain color skin.
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Its affluence is visible; not many of Scotland's seaside towns of 15,000 or so can boast a Waitrose and a private school.
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In the book, a group of girls at a repressive private school in Australia go on a day-trip to the desert.
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But this season she bottomed out by teaching at a private school and squabbling with her square-as-a-Wheaties-box boyfriend.
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Burdened with a state constitutional measure that prohibits specific kinds of private school choice, Michigan is not counted among the 2628 states.
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Not only has overall support for universal private-school options increased by 9 percentage points since 2017, bipartisan support has also increased.
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"People pay for private school, which is more expensive than that, and don't come out with life skills like that," she said.
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The couple met in 2007 while working as camp counselors at the John F. Kennedy International School, a private school in Saanen.
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Choice among schools of varied religious and non-religious bents exists in many countries, and numerous states have private school choice programs.
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Single moms working two jobs to send their child to a good private school would have an added boost for tuition payments.
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While public school budgets will come under the ax, parents of private school students using 529 plans will pay tuition tax-free.
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My son was only able to access a great education because he received a private scholarship that paid his private school tuition.
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As this issue went to press I'd already moved to Abu Dhabi, where I'll teach English at a highly respected private school.
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She'd originally borrowed $13,000 for two years at Belmont University, a private school, after two tuition-free years at a community college.
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At his dorm orientation meeting, Federman spots the beautiful New York City private-school girl Veronica Morgan Wells and is instantly infatuated.
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He worked with Ms. Figueroa to find her grandson a private school that could better address his academic and social-emotional needs.
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One of them had learned to read and write at a private school, but even he struggled to write simple, misspelled sentences.
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He is a 5-year-old boy from southern China applying for a spot in first grade at a Shanghai private school.
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Those with more money can afford to live in areas with top public schools or pay to send children to private school.
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The two prime ministers have a long shared history: both attended the exclusive private school, Eton College, before going to Oxford University.
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Two parents named in the case resigned from the board of trustees of Sage Hill, a private school in Newport Coast, Calif.
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When they were children in Forest Hills Gardens, Queens, and would commute in the family station wagon to private school in Manhattan.
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You could pull $10,000 each year out of your 53 account for private school and avoid paying taxes on any previous growth.
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When Prince George started at the $23,000-per-year private school some three miles from the family's Kensington Palace Home in Sept.
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Our columnist looks at how the House plan, presented as a bill for the middle class, provides for private school tax breaks.
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Avenues: The World School is a private school in New York City for nursery through 12th grade that costs $56,400 per year.
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Avenues: The World School is a private school in New York City for nursery through 12th grade that costs $56,400 per year.
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Because of this provision, the state Supreme Court struck down a state program that helps some private school students pay their tuition.
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Mongolia's climate and environment contributed to the development of Khoomei, said Lhamragchaa, a throat singing teacher at a private school in Ulaanbaatar.
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Revenue that might revive the Billings fifth grade band program could underwrite the fifth grade band at a pricey Kalispell private school.
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Teachers unions and other anti-reform organizations and individuals have long sought to frame private school choice programs as new or untested.
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The two-story wooden structure at Precious Talent Top School, a private school in western Nairobi, gave way around 7:30 a.m.
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Whether it's the resort town you vacation in or the private school you send your kids to, exclusivity is the pervasive ethos.
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Ms. DeVos, who spent part of last week in Florida promoting that state's private school choice programs, praised Arizona for its action.
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Mr. Trump, Mr. Schilling noted, is seeking $250 million to finance private school choice at the federal level, through a tax credit.
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Christina Mauser, an assistant girls basketball coach for a private school in Corona del Mar, California, was also killed in the crash.
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Many states, including some with Blaine amendments, have embraced scholarship programs that help eligible students enter a private school of their choice.
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For decades, loafers were considered a staple among corporate employees on casual Fridays and private school kids on, well, every other weekday.
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Paltrow Neumann&aposs vision was a school that&aposs academically rigorous without the stuffiness and cutthroat competitiveness of an exclusive private school.
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One is also known district wide for being "cheaters" because they give scholarships to their athletes to attend a nice, private school.
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Plus, they liked the local public school so much they transferred their children there and have no more private school tuition bills.
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Dorsey's opponent in this game is Junipero Serra High School in Gardena, a formidable private school in Los Angeles's South Bay region.
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As a child, Kim and his siblings attended an elite private school in Switzerland in the 1990s, according to former classmates there.
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After his death, his daughter, who had been homeschooled, agreed to attend private school — where, she said, she didn't fit in at all.
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Harris, my brother, and most of my 16 aunts and uncles managed to convince my parents to look into this private school idea.
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Chan, for example, is the CEO of Primary School, a private school set to open in August 2016 in East Palo Alto, California.
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DeVos, Democrats are certain to point out, has never worked as a teacher or school administrator, and sent her children to private school.
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Dozens of kids are sick at Asheville Waldorf School, a private school with one of the highest religious exemption rates in the state.
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Private school tuition grew to approximately $43,500 this year from an average of $27,000 in 563, according to US News and World Reports.
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Carter, who's seeing a white boy, must juggle life at her private school and back home in a neighborhood poisoned by police violence.
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However, once at private school, there is little evidence that pupils using vouchers perform better in exams than if they had stayed put.
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Barron currently attends a private school that costs upwards of $40,000 per year on N.Y.C.'s Upper West Side, according to the Post.
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Janet expresses amazement that Randall is the only Pearson kid to get into private school, at which point Rebecca confronts her head on.
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"If you're really passionate about private school vouchers in Georgia, you donate and you still get 100% of your donation back," said Davis.
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He was educated at the exclusive Charterhouse private school in Godalming where different generations of his family have lived for nearly 60 years.
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Last year Carlyle exited Turkish private school operator Bahcesehir Koleji and in 2014 exited an investment in Turkish health-care provider Medical Park.
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The answer includes advocating for more charter schools and providing minority and poorer families with government vouchers to pay for private school education.
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Jade Street Protection Services, written by Katy Rex, is a comic about five teenage girls in a private school for the magically-inclined.
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According to the Ritchie source, Rocco thinks his Manhattan private school is elitist, and he misses spending time with his friends in London.
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There are 243 million public school and 246,228 private school teachers in America, according to a 219 National Center for Education Statistics survey.
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I think he's the kind of guy where he made that decision to keep that job and send Randall to that private school.
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At least 73 children who were attending classes in a private school situated near the blast site were among the 180 people wounded.
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In 1967, the same year public schools were finally desegregated in Virginia, Falwell had established his own private school called Lynchburg Christian Academy.
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The private school system is the legacy of old Hawaiian royalty, providing free education to students whose ancestors were native to the islands.
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In general, private school choice is the more controversial set of education options because opponents claim they take funding away from public schools.
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These programs either re-direct government funds from a public to a private education, or use charitable contributions to form private school scholarships.
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This video is perfect: the guitar line, the pony tail, the title cards, the angst, the anxious pulse, the adrenaline, the private school.
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But "school choice" policies—especially private school vouchers, favored by Education Secretary Betsy DeVos—aren't the way to give most students that opportunity.
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The ponchos Until now, the ponchos were on display at the entrance of Divine Child High School, a private school in Dearborn, Michigan.
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James Davis, the creator of "Hood Adjacent with James Davis," grew up in South Central L.A. and attended private school in Santa Monica.
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"We all want to buy a house we can't afford, and we all want to send our kids to private school," he said.
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She guessed his soccer talent could carry him to a choice private school and an elite education, something she had never had herself.
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Most students who are impacted by this cannot afford simply moving to a better school district, nor can they afford private school education.
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He called Max Good, the coach at Maine Central Institute, a private school that has been a launching pad for numerous top recruits.
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Vice President Mike Pence's wife Karen has taken a job at at private school that doesn't admit — or tolerate — LGBTQ students or employees.
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The education that changed my life ultimately came from a private school I attended after years of struggling in underperforming traditional public schools.
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Parents who didn't want their children to attend the public schools, could, of course, pay for them to go to a private school.
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At that time, my mom did not have the financial resources to send me to private school when I was four years old.
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Parker Keating went to the Buckley School, a private school on the Upper East Side, and Deerfield Academy in Massachusetts before entering Yale.
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To bridge this funding gap, Congress introduced the Yellow Ribbon program, in which the government matches private school funding toward a veteran's tuition.
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If people perceive New Rochelle High to be dangerous, will parents with the means to do so send their children to private school?
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At 14, he searched online for the "best high school in America," turning up Phillips Academy, a prestigious private school in Andover, Mass.
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The measure bars funding for some school choice measures, including private school vouchers, a signature issue for Betsy DeVos, Mr. Trump's education secretary.
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Nas says she's already withdrawn Knight from his private school in L.A. ... and he says Kelis is currently homeschooling the kid in Colombia.
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At least three parents at the site of Enrique Rebsámen, a Mexico City private school, had been communicating with their children trapped inside.
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I grew up on the East Coast, in Boston, and I went to private school and I think that always stuck with me.
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Students using vouchers to attend a private school did worse on math and reading than similar students in public school, the study found.
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The firm had also branched out well beyond office space, establishing sleek dormitories for working professionals and even a private school in Manhattan.
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Private school choice programs in Arizona, Colorado, Georgia, Oklahoma, Mississippi, Tennessee and Wisconsin also require parents to waive all or most IDEA rights.
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Amanda Uhry, founder of Manhattan Private School Advisors, is no stranger to the lengths Manhattan&aposs upper crust will go for their kids.
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After all, the small private school serves a highly educated group of parents, exactly the demographic that is often skeptical of formal instruction.
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The Trump administration could potentially advance a more limited voucher program and seek tax credits for private school tuition or home schooling costs.
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Never mind the bankruptcy-sized bills for education ahead, whether for housing in a good public-school district or for private-school tuition.
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What's happened in the past two weeks, some add, mirrors a broader culture of racism at the private school in upstate New York.
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When Mary Nisi's son attended preschool at a private school in Chicago, the parent association collected money for the teachers before the holidays.
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Less than 7% of children in England attend a private school, although a slightly higher proportion do at some point in their education.
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A diehard basketball fan who was educated at a private school in Switzerland, Kim has had a life unlike any other world leader.
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Private school tuition in the city costs around $15,000 - $35,153 from K - 8th grade, and $20,000 - $45,000 for high school in today's dollars.
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The tax bill expanded 529 plans to let families pay for private school tuition from kindergarten through 12th grade as well as college.
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Pugh pushed back, saying that the buses would partly be funded through private donations and would benefit both public and private school students.
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They wanted a quick death to SB 451, which would use public dollars to help fund new charter schools and private school tuition.
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Last month, he apologized for donning black-and-brownface as a student in the 250s and as a private school teacher in 2000.
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In an instant, that revealed an uncomfortable truth: Trump Republicans prefer tax credits and vouchers -- private school options that might win them votes.
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Two sons of Russian entrepreneur and Tinkoff Bank owner Oleg Tinkov attend private school in Britain, according to their LinkedIn and Facebook profiles.
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He was educated at the elite Eton private school and comes from a social class that still regards itself as born to rule.
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The bride, 27, is the upper school guidance counselor at Princeton Day School, a private school in Princeton, N.J., from which she graduated.
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In Daytimer, the main character goes from being picked on by white kids at his private school to a South Asian daytime rave.
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"Simply because it was a private school, I just thought that he had a better shot at education," Joe Jenkins, Jojuan's grandfather, says.
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"I am overwhelmed with emotion," Abdul-Qaadir told me from Memphis, where she is working as the athletic director of a private school.
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My family's fears seem justified: according to media reports, Erdoğan has removed almost 3000 judges and banned 21,000 private school teachers from teaching.
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"When I was 12, my mother sent my brother to private school, not me, and I resented her my entire life," Ms. Siegal said.
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Just like Bridgette, Shaw played basketball growing up (and dreamed of joining the WNBA), and got a scholarship to a fancy Boston private school.
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Gladwell revisits a moment in Carlos's life when his private school teachers were concerned that he didn't play with the other kids during recess.
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They also spent the money on golf, shopping sprees, private school tuition for their kids, dinners, and plane tickets for their pet rabbit, Eggburt.
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Her daughter, Alice, had spent her first two years of high school at Baraboo, before transferring that fall to a private school in Madison.
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The case took an even more startling turn in February when Alexander, a star student at an elite private school, was charged with murder.
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Bryce is leaving Liberty for some fancy private school… but he'll see his old jock friends on the field in time for football season.
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"I could probably write you a book on why it's not a good idea," one local private school coach told reporters at the time.
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Tina used some of the money to move her children to a middle-class neighborhood near Hancock Park and put them in private school.
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Other schools decided that closing was the safer route, among them the Karachi American School, a high-profile private school that closed on Thursday.
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There are multiple people who have spent decades selling my cannabis and not worked a real job and sent their kids to private school.
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DeVore said the money helped keep the family afloat, since his wife was the sole breadwinner, and the kids' private school tuition was expensive.
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My mum recently admitted that we moved because she worried that I was too white for public school and too black for private school.
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While Isabelle remains at Royal Oak Middle School, Josie felt so ostracized that she ultimately decided to withdraw and enroll in a private school.
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An elite California private school is reeling from recent allegations that a 45-year-old teacher had sex with a teenage student, PEOPLE learns.
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If you plan on going to a private school, MyinTuition will provide a ballpark figure by answering just eight question in about three minutes.
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