Board of Education, new private schools popped up around the South, and older private schools expanded enrollment.
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India has long had elite private schools, but over the past decade low-cost private schools have also boomed.
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The database includes vaccination rates of 5,557 public and private schools in New York, including 715 private schools in New York City.
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Unfortunately, there is not as much protection when it comes to students' free speech at private schools since private schools aren't run by the government.
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The change does not apply to private schools, but a number of private schools in Perth said this week that they planned to follow suit.
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The push and pull between public and private schools need not get hung up on this issue if the private schools refrain from religious instruction.
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Private schools have more autonomy than their public counterparts over academic standards, curriculum, and testing, depending on whether or to what extent private schools participate in federal programs.
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A Mackinac Center for Public Policy survey of Michigan private schools estimates there are 21,000 empty seats at private schools statewide, even after private — and especially Catholic — options have declined in Detroit.
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Two private schools, the Chapin School and the Brearley School, both for girls in kindergarten through 12th grade, are also in the neighborhood, and several other public and private schools are nearby.
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" The commission said that under the proposed regulations the authorities would no longer approve the establishment of any new private schools with "foreign influence" and would "bar foreign investment in private schools.
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Mr. Golding said Cape Town's private schools attract such buyers.
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Do they want to send their kids to private schools?
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Private schools complain about losing students as families move abroad.
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Private schools are so expensive, and nannies are expensive, too.
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And kids using vouchers actually lose ground in private schools.
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This school year, the private schools began accepting bitcoin instead.
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The path to professionalism is still dominated by private schools.
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Drugs are everywhere in the schools, even the private schools.
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A few private schools have made the decision to close.
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In Montana, the majority of private schools are religiously affiliated.
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The assumed superiority of private schools may no longer hold.
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At private schools, the price tag can be significantly higher.
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Private schools would not be subject to the same policy.
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Additionally, other states offer credits for contributions to private schools.
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They go to private schools with other extremely wealthy kids.
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In 2011, Douglas County enacted the Choice Scholarship Program, a unique pilot program that would have allowed up to 500 students to attend participating private schools, including faith-based private schools, using publicly funded scholarships.
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"We have provisions that are incentivizing parents to keep students in private schools or send them to private schools," said Sasha Pudelski, assistant director for policy and advocacy at the American Association of School Administrators.
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And even if private schools are better, many are still horrendous.
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Almost all private schools are closed, as are most government schools.
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TC: How many of these private schools are on your platform?
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Both attended posh private schools and earned degrees from elite universities.
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Sexual misconduct is, of course, not limited to select private schools.
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As for private schools, there are some good ones in Liberia.
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They claim it would lead to overreaching regulation of private schools.
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Corbyn also wants to remove the charitable status of private schools.
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Currently, private schools enjoy exemptions when it comes to paying tax.
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Religiously affiliated private schools outnumber secular ones two to one nationally.
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For decades, Title IX enforcement in private schools has been contentious.
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Notable private schools in the area include Hotchkiss, Kent and Marvelwood.
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Other private schools, however, declined to join the anti-Malala protest.
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Meanwhile, many send their own kids to private schools in limos.
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Investment in private schools across China has surged in recent decades.
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Competition from private schools, they say, can help public schools improve.
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She got into many state and private schools, some with scholarships.
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In Sacramento, he addressed rapt audiences of parents at private schools.
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They educate their children in private schools, and defund public education.
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Shivnandan Singh, an education officer in Lucknow, the biggest city in Uttar Pradesh, with 2117 government schools and 2185 recognised private schools on his beat, says he has closed down 60 unrecognised private schools this year.
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The maths scores of the private schools that taught in the local language, Telugu, were higher than those taught in English, suggesting that while private schools confer an advantage, being taught in English is a disadvantage.
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To spread the benefits of private schools more widely, governments should work with them, paying for education through vouchers which children can spend in private schools, or paying privately managed schools to educate publicly funded children.
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The IRS deserves praise for resisting efforts to carve out exceptions for donors to private schools that would allow them to continue profiting from their role in the movement of public dollars into private schools. Sen.
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Private schools are allowed to keep banning weapons and Fenves noted most have opted to do so, including Baylor, Rice, Southern Methodist and Texas Christian universities, the largest and most influential private schools in the state.
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Consequently, they were forced to re-tool their negative campaigns away from implementing policy changes that would deny funding for private schools, to attacking the very integrity of private schools, the accreditation process, or individual school chancellors.
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The Ministry of Justice released the draft amendment related to promoting private education late on Friday, which included incremental government support for private schools and the standardisation of setting up and operating private schools. (bit.ly/2P53OPp)(bit.
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Private schools run by religious organizations are often exempt from those requirements.
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Even the elite private schools in Britain are not run for profit.
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She would have baulked at our sharp-elbowed parenting and private schools.
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The university has worked to attract students from beyond Britain's private schools.
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Meanwhile private schools, many of which are attached to churches, have struggled.
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Private schools are no exception, at least when it comes to PISA.
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Wealthy kids learn about money at home -- or at their private schools.
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"Students at private schools don't have the same liberties," Wizner told me.
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But in developing countries private schools are better—and much more efficient.
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And private schools would have been exempt from the "reasonable accommodation" clause.
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Some private schools now require applicants to wish victory to Mother India.
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Many of its students came from private schools on the East Coast.
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Created in 2004, the program is offers tuition vouchers to private schools.
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In private equity, some 69 per cent had been to private schools.
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Scores of private schools and universities are filling the thirst for education.
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They often buy homes with access to prestigious private schools as well.
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However, it isn't the norm yet for private schools to accept cards.
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This year three-quarters of the teams competing were from private schools.
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Nearly 85033,000 students have switched to private schools with tax-credit scholarships.
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But Jarvis and his younger brother, Jake, attend private schools in Washington.
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Read on below to see the 15 best private schools in America:
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Exams will be cancelled, with creches nurseries and private schools also shuttered.
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Yet even affluent public schools have fewer resources than many private schools.
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" "He told me how he got kicked out of two private schools.
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All private schools, whether secular or religious, are now ineligible for scholarships.
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Additionally, other states offer credits for contributions to private schools: http://bit.
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It's what's supposed to happen now that the private schools have won.
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And a smaller proportion of Chinese private high schools students attend religious schools than do their U.S. counterparts: about 37 percent of visas issued to Chinese students in 2014 and early 2015 were for nonsectarian private schools, while only 11.7 percent of U.S. secondary students at private schools were enrolled at nonsectarian private schools in 2011, the most recent year for which data is available.
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Encouraged by such results, reformers are trying to expand and improve private schools.
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In Uttar Pradesh the flight to private schools almost emptied some public ones.
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Most who can afford to do so put their children in private schools.
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It backs entrepreneurs on private schools but supports the unions on immigrant wages.
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The great majority of private schools teach, or claim to teach, in English.
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The result has been that most prominent private schools now resemble mini-fortresses.
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Many teachers' unions and left-wing politicians favour getting rid of private schools.
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Many of these empty buildings have had interest from high-performing private schools.
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They have also invested $15 million in AltSchool, a network of private schools.
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The regulars include neighborhood residents and students and staff from nearby private schools.
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As a result, she said, a third of private schools do not participate.
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Education Secretary nominee Betsy DeVos supports charter schools and vouchers for private schools.
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Many employees of private schools and universities have a 403(b) through TIAA.
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They came out of private schools or great public schools in affluent suburbs.
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Smaller private schools, with 200 to 350 students, are vulnerable, Mr. Roskilly said.
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Some private schools are better than others at keeping costs for students down.
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In private schools, it is usually about one teacher for every eight students.
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This year's survey included 42,531 students from 396 public and private schools nationwide.
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First, it will withdraw charitable status and other tax privileges from private schools.
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Those at private schools spent an average of $9,940 on room and board.
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Almost immediately, she received offers from other private schools interested in Jojuan's talents.
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Needles were for junkies in crack houses, not kids from privilege and private schools.
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Vouchers are intended to empower families that can't afford the tuition of private schools.
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Until recently few Japanese realised that any private schools were still peddling such jingoism.
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There are no required welfare checks for students enrolled in online private schools, either.
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The pressure on WA's private schools is evident despite efforts to curb fee increases.
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The case involves a state tax credit program that funds scholarships to private schools.
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However, private schools run by religious organizations are allowed to apply for an exemption.
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About 21,500 students from over 800 public and private schools participated in the test.
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The organization, in turn, used the donations to fund scholarships at qualifying private schools.
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They are also trying harder to ensure that private schools have active party committees.
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But that is not the case in most public and low-cost private schools.
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Kurdish publications were banned and private schools were prohibited from teaching the Kurdish language.
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There are also private schools geared toward children who want to focus on athletics.
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When it comes to college affordability, most families are wary of pricey private schools.
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Prior to Cambridge he went to Winchester College, one of Britain's oldest private schools.
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"We want to invest in private schools that target the middle class," Kranck said.
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The sons of daughters of wealthy Emiratis are often educated in British private schools.
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An additional 175,000 students in 14 states are using vouchers to attend private schools.
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Two states, New Jersey and Iowa, have also banned corporal punishment in private schools.
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All this has further stirred debate over the social effect of Britain's private schools.
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For decades, the troupe was fed by local private schools with similar theater programs.
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The family was tempted by the offers of full scholarships at top private schools.
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Private schools include Lauralton Hall, a Catholic girls high school with about 400 students.
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Currently, 4,700 private schools nationwide participate in the program according to Agriculture Department officials.
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Private nurseries, creches and private schools will be closed and financially compensated, Johnson said.
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Two private schools that the man's children attended were shut down for deep cleaning.
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Students at private schools socialized with one another and participated in cross-school events.
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Unlike most of New York's private schools, these newcomers are all for-profit businesses.
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Westport is also home to two private schools, Greens Farms Academy and Pierrepont School.
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He had been raised in luxury, she said, sent to private schools and college.
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Equally shocking with regard to child protection laws is the oversight of private schools.
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At some elite private schools, the cost to very poor students is near zero.
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Religiously affiliated schools may offer appropriate programs and cost less than other private schools.
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"I sent my son to private schools and university on transcribing," he tells me.
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They move to different neighborhoods, invest in test preparation and pay for private schools.
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She studied at private schools in London and Basel for the next three years.
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Some real estate developers have promoted private schools as features to help sell apartments.
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In Pennsylvania, private schools can accept tax credit donations and provide vouchers to themselves.
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Many private schools sharply increased their tuition in response to newly available voucher funds.
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She has pushed legislation establishing tax credits for scholarships to private schools in Florida.
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She sent her four children to private schools, but she doesn't have a driver.
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JON McGILL Baltimore The writer is a former teacher in public and private schools.
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Private schools have been mushrooming in India—private-sector enrolment rose from around a quarter of pupils in 2010-11 to over a third in 2016-17—and in Sarojini Nagar there are 200 registered private schools and many more unregistered ones.
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The relatively lacklustre performance of private schools in Washington, DC reflects improvement in public schools.
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Some private schools in the Indian capital, New Delhi, have suspended sports and outdoor activities.
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Pupils attending grammar and private schools had significantly higher genetic scores than those in comprehensives.
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Infiniti shoppers are younger people who like thin-crust pizza, Cuban restaurants, and private schools.
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Similarly, he won a Supreme Court case halting federal tax exemptions for segregated private schools.
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Don't say it too loudly, but private schools in Francophone countries increasingly teach in English.
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However, when it comes to college affordability, private schools should not be entirely ruled out.
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The new statewide law does not protect campus speech rights for students at private schools.
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This year's survey included 44,482 students from 392 public and private schools across the country.
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For private schools, the average cost of room and board was slightly higher at $9,660.
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Overregulating private schools is a legitimate concern, with or without a national scholarship tax credit.
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After factoring in financial aid, the cost of top tier, expensive, private schools drops significantly.
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This helps explain why just 5% of England's men's football team came from private schools.
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In Washington private schools are majority white, as fewer black students have enrolled over time.
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Congress passed a G.I. bill in 2009 that depends on the resources of private schools.
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Some private schools provided no grades at all, substituting platitudinous fluff for any measurable achievement.
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Unlike most Australian private schools, students at the academy do not wear a required uniform.
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If that does not work, the city can withhold some funding it provides private schools.
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WASHINGTON STATE GOVERNOR SAYS ALL K-12 PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SCHOOLS CLOSING AS OF TUESDAY
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Frederic Lyman taught English at four private schools in the late 1970s and early 1980s.
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Of the nearly 35,500 students in the district, 76 percent attend private schools, mostly yeshivas.
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There are a number of private schools, including Grace Church School and Little Red Schoolhouse.
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But he estimates that three-quarters of his congregants send their children to private schools.
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Elite private schools have computers, but they are far less central to the educational process.
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Children in private schools must have the same protections as children in the public schools.
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They want their children to play with blocks, and tech-free private schools are booming.
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"I think with the success of Serra, the private schools started taking notice," Stevenson says.
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Vouchers and public-private partnerships could help the best operators of low-cost private schools expand.
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In most public and private schools across the nation, Chromebooks, iPads or Windows devices are everywhere.
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Savvas coached his kids' soccer teams, and Amy was a fixture at their exclusive private schools.
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State law requires each student in public and private schools to possess a certificate of immunization.
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DeVos must assume private schools to be as much a problem as she considers them solutions.
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I have a bunch of friends from private schools, where everyone is rich, snobby, and white.
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When it comes to offering aid, private schools typically have more money to spend, Franek said.
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Its rooms are airy and pleasant, but plain—far from the grandeur of many private schools.
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This starts with City officials hoarding empty school buildings rather than sell them to private schools.
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About 9 percent of private schools in Brooklyn have vaccination rates of less than 90 percent.
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It also requires that a grant program be distributed to private schools on an equitable basis.
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It allows low-income students in the District to attend private schools using taxpayer-funded vouchers.
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Some stores were closed, traffic was light and students stayed away from private schools and universities.
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Private schools with especially robust endowments could pursue more efforts along these lines than they do.
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Plus, all the private schools established in the last years, plus the American University of Afghanistan.
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Several private schools in the city were canceled despite not having connections to confirmed positive diagnoses.
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In her speech, she expressed support for tax credits to help pay tuition for private schools.
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Still, at least 115 public and private schools in Washington state have closed since February 27.
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We need seats in private schools all over the country if we hope to educate them.
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Unlike City, it does not place its scholars in one of Manchester's most illustrious private schools.
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It will apply to both public and private schools, as well as community colleges and universities.
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Stated simply, students using vouchers to attend private schools are falling behind their peers in learning.
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"Private schools are encouraged to share their distance learning plans with parents & students," the ministry said.
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Those are astounding differences in how safe and wholesome public schools are compared to private schools.
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The Washington elite were content with a three-bedroom colonial, two incomes and top private schools.
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Many of those families send their children to private schools or to public schools farther south.
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They have money to attend private schools their whole life and hire all types of tutors.
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She has shown scant interest in holding charter schools and private schools accountable for their results.
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Those include a $250 million program to give students publicly funded scholarships to attend private schools.
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The proposed bill included an exemption for private schools and private day care centers, said McGrath.
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Positivo is seeking bids for three separate education divisions: the university, private schools and learning systems.
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But legislators in rural areas, where private schools are relatively rare, had doubts about the bill.
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But the private schools of Manhattan can be formidable institutions to meddle in the affairs of.
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In fact, tuition has been rising faster at public schools than it has at private schools.
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DeVos has been outspoken about allocating taxpayer dollars to private schools, as opposed to public schools.
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Private school proponents have often argued that comparing standardized test scores of public and private schools is unfair because public schools are held more accountable for test scores and tend to spend more time teaching tested subjects while private schools offer enrichment programs like art and music.
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Firms should not be able to make a profit from running private schools that receive public subsidies.
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There is no requirement that private schools in California employ teachers or undergo any kind of inspection.
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"Private schools don't have this issue because they don't have to take anybody," said A&M's Smith.
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Many parents send their children to private schools elsewhere, blaming an influx of kids from outside Celebration.
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Sixty percent of students at private schools were at or above proficient in engineering and technology literacy.
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"We've had a lot of success with private schools, where the money isn't the issue," he said.
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Across the OECD pupils in public schools score lower in science than students in private schools do.
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It's since expanded to reach 10,000 teachers and over 500 pre-K-12 public and private schools.
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They spent more time with their children and were more likely to send them to private schools.
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Its founders hope that IGSD will be the first in a chain of low-cost private schools.
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Taylor has seen an increasing number of international clients who attend US private schools, especially boarding schools.
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DeVos has long advocated for voucher systems that give parents funds towards enrolling students at private schools.
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The program is incredibly popular, serving over 220006,2202 low-income children at 2628 private schools in Milwaukee.
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"Private schools have done this forever, and it's a capability that public schools can develop," he says.
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Supporters of private schools no doubt will attack this rule and attempt to weaken or overturn it.
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Throughout the 20th century the vast majority of students were white and wealthy, many from private schools.
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For private schools it's $46,164; for public schools it's $26,264 in state and $39,612 out of state.
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Tax-deductible donations to private schools benefit only the children of the wealthy parents who are donating.
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The young man was a student at Scholastica School, one of the top private schools in Dhaka.
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Many of the classes are offered at private schools, and they report a growing number of attendees.
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A majority of states now have programs providing some degree of access to K–12 private schools.
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Future battles loom over school choice and over using public money to send children to private schools.
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The school is listed on Business Insider's list of top 10 private schools for girls in Sydney.
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At the elite, church-affiliated private schools I attended, boys were intolerantly expected to imitate macho men.
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Ms. DeVos is a fan of using government money to fund private schools while demanding little accountability.
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Tech-free private schools are booming, and things like quitting social networks have become a status symbol.
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Furthermore, investigations have uncovered nepotistic practices, like private schools' preference for installing family members in teaching positions.
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He said that Pennsylvania public schools should prioritize other challenges ahead of tax credits for private schools.
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On the other side of the spectrum, you can find the most costly private schools in Connecticut.
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They said some private schools were still closed, especially those close to the front lines with Ghouta.
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"It was expanding, and colleges were looking beyond the boarding and private schools for players," he said.
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This applies to four-year public universities, community colleges, and even some private schools and trade programs.
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Mr. McCurry spent months touring dozens of district and private schools for his son, who is autistic.
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Mr. McCurry spent months touring dozens of district and private schools for his son, who is autistic.
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We give our kids summer work in our companies and overpay for their private schools and universities.
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She also sought public funds for vouchers to pay for tuition at private schools, including religious schools.
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The analysis says transfers of students from public to private schools could hurt funding for local districts.
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And in 1982, he argued that segregated private schools should be barred from receiving federal tax exemptions.
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But his plan says he now rejects public funding for vouchers and tax credits benefiting private schools.
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The nonprofit then gives the money to families who use it to pay tuition at private schools.
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These trends have understandably kept a spotlight trained on the admissions choices of the marquee private schools.
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It's even slightly less than their share (214%) of entering students at the top-tier private schools.
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As for private schools, they don't always require the important IDEA protections guaranteed to public school students.
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She's a billionaire, and has been widely accused of trying to direct public funds to private schools.
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And Larsa wants spousal support, the family home, tuition for their kids' private schools and other stuff.
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These private schools can be as good as or better than public schools despite having much smaller budgets.
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The older generation also makes a lot of additional payments directly to private schools, colleges and healthcare providers.
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Although many government schools do not meet these norms, the requirements are being used to close private schools.
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Its leading figures were overwhelmingly drawn from the private schools; its working conditions were Dickensian until the 1960s.
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But in the capital city, only 676 of the more than 8,000 public and private schools resumed classes.
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Private schools have also proved to be more successful than state schools at adapting to the meritocratic spirit.
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But pupils in Telugu-speaking private schools did considerably better in maths than those in English-medium schools.
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With college affordability a big worry, most families are wary of having kids apply to pricey private schools.
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As San Francisco's population became more affluent, parents started to send their kids to private schools in droves.
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The average university endowment fund, especially at highly selective private schools, has skyrocketed in value since the 1960s.
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It relies on the premise that private schools are superior because they are not controlled by the state.
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Board of Education Supreme Court ruling by establishing all-white private schools, dubbed "segregation academies," the outlet reported.
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"At no point did military families ask for Impact Aid dollars to flow to private schools," they wrote.
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The groom's mother retired as a preschool teacher for Fairmont Private Schools, which is based in Anaheim, Calif.
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He wanted to look into parochial schools, or one of the "good" public schools, or even private schools.
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It is now Africa's largest and most polarizing chain of private schools (I wrote about Bridge in 603).
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Rather than distance themselves from this profiteering, private schools have incorporated it into their pitch to prospective donors.
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Thankfully, there are dozens of affordable public and private schools that offer financial aid to students in need.
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This includes protecting the autonomy of private schools, and ensuring the freedom of religion in faith-based schools.
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Private schools in the area include the Spence School, the Dalton School and the Horace Mann Nursery Division.
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But her nomination was met with opposition for her support of charter schools and vouchers for private schools.
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Private schools that offer career oriented education — meaning degrees in engineering, automotive repair, nursing, technology, law enforcement, etc.
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These doors could lead to not only private schools, but also to a wide range of learning options.
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I know these are private schools in the Lambda case but in other cases these are public institutions.
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He and other children from the community now either go to private schools or study inside the temple.
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Named for the founder of the progressive school movement, it is consistently ranked among Chicago's best private schools.
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Many white families opted for private schools, which were able to secure public funding through voucherlike tuition grants.
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Currently, admission is largely determined by a student's score on a test that was designed for private schools.
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Private schools are allowed to request religious exemptions from civil rights laws that conflict with their religious tenets.
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More: Brexit-related relocations have drawn students away from British private schools, and filled ones on the Continent.
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Her mother is an education consultant, helping middle and high school children apply to private schools in China.
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Does the First Amendment treat students at government-run schools (public schools) differently than students at private schools?
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But government spending on public schools, he added, does not require aid to private schools, religious or not.
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The neighborhood is also home to the competitive private schools St. Ann's, Packer Collegiate and Brooklyn Heights Montessori.
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Federal law requires public school districts to assess the needs of special-education students enrolled in private schools.
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They also had slightly higher satisfaction rates with their private schools, though researchers deemed that gap statistically insignificant.
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Students applying for a spot in the class of 2022 at these prestigious private schools faced tough odds.
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Roberts appeared to agree with Breyer that a decision mandating public funding of private schools would be untenable.
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"None of us have a problem with private schools if that's what's best for your family," she said.
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And a disproportionate number of the district's well-to-do families are sending their children to private schools.
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Massachusetts law, the 1st Circuit said, requires deference to private schools when it comes to their disciplinary proceedings.
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Long beyond the reach of most, in recent years private schools have become still more of a luxury.
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Raised for stardom, the sisters attended private schools and were chauffeured to acting, dancing, music and fencing classes.
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Many private schools also omit the ideological instruction on Marxism and patriotism that is compulsory in public schools.
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At the very least, these studies show that the private schools cannot be presumed superior to public schools.
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Effective immediately all libraries, private schools, recreational facilities, theatres, childcare centres, bars and restaurants are expected to close.
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After teaching in both public and private schools, Ms. Preckwinkle was eventually elected alderman of the Fourth Ward.
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Instead, Ms. Nutakor's goal was to offer minority students the same opportunities as white children in private schools.
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"Of course, they are going to want to go after that money," she said of the private schools.
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Two California private schools where Mr. Hodge was a board member said they were cutting ties with him.
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The Ministry of Education closed 524 private schools and 102 institutions that were suspected of ties to him.
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Why do we have to send students to private schools to give them a shot at real mobility?
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In public and private schools, history is often constructed in a way that erases the struggle of Indigenous communities.
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Nor does public funding for private schools, which DeVos advocates, seem to achieve much good for students of color.
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After 123 weeks of occupation by Indian forces, almost all private schools are closed, as are most government schools.
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Soon after, the Montana Department of Revenue adopted a regulation that excluded religiously affiliated private schools from the program.
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Some therefore suggest that religious state schools should encourage integration, by drawing pupils away from more doctrinaire private schools.
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About 300 schools, mostly selective private schools, require a form called the CSS Profile in addition to the FAFSA.
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Opponents of private schools often argue that they undermine public schools, but the evidence does not support that claim.
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In 2014 12,000 students from low-income families applied for more than 6,000 vouchers to attend 126 private schools.
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DeVos is a proponent for vouchers that would siphon funds from public schools and funnel them into private schools.
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Texas allows private colleges to opt out of campus carry, and most of the best-known private schools have.
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These practices were much more common in charter schools and academies than in either normal state or private schools.
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In cricket, ten private schools are said to have produced a third of South Africa's international players since 1991.
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There are roughly 68,000 private schools in Pakistan (about one-third of all schools), up from 49,000 in 103.
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Costs are higher for private schools; the cost of two extra years at a private college is almost $212,28.
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Private schools, in contrast, tend to hide behind their unearned reputation of being superior to their public school neighbors.
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The prior version would have allowed participating private schools to be accredited within five years after the bill's enactment.
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While some wealthier families can send their daughters to private schools, most expelled girls end up doing casual work.
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The Warner Bros casting directors essentially recruited child actors from Britain's famously snobbish network of top-tier private schools.
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He also said that Ms. DeVos has visited more public schools since she started than religious or private schools.
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The hottest issue regarding education in Pakistan right now is limiting the fees that high-end private schools charge.
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And parents say there is a growing technological divide between public and private schools even in the same community.
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Several universities and public and private schools decided to close their campuses to stop the spread of the coronavirus.
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The two said they had helped organize a citywide walkout this month that involved both public and private schools.
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But many Park Avenue families prefer private schools, and often move to the area to be close to them.
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It also banned gatherings of more than 4370 people and ordered all public and private schools to close Tuesday.
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He went undefeated at the state tournament last weekend, outwitting children from elite private schools with private chess tutors.
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Many affluent Mexicans send their children to private schools in San Diego County (which couldn't function without their backing).
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Meanwhile, private schools in the city shut down, as did districts elsewhere in New York and around the country.
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Feature Bridge International Academies — a chain of inexpensive private schools — has ambitious plans to revolutionize education for poor children.
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Wealthy Kenyans and foreigners send their children to private schools, which are taught in English and enjoy lavish resources.
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The town's biggest industry is education, with three private schools that draw students from across the country and internationally.
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The average public school admit rate is 70%, compared to 64% at private schools, according to The Princeton Review.
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Overall, 70 percent of public schools and 58 percent of private schools offered some level of athletic training services.
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If I went towards West, there'd be private schools, huge apartments, the upper middle-class, affluent part of Mumbai.
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Tax credit voucher policies vary among states, but most impose few requirements on the private schools that receive them.
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While some people have looked into other public and private schools, certain parents have refused to consider an alternative.
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An American study concluded that private schools added no value, a British one the opposite: the university and labour-market outcomes of two cohorts of people, born in 1958 and 1970, who attended private schools were considerably better than those of government-school alumni, even when ability and background were taken into account.
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Prakash Javadekar, the minister for human resources, has pledged to increase accountability for outcomes in both public and private schools.
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Enrolment at most government schools in Rajasthan is falling, as more and more parents send their children to private schools.
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In practice, this would mean a giant influx of federal money into private schools, which would be tied to students.
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Wanting to understand more, Williams and Hagger-Johnson surveyed more than 6,000 students from public and private schools across England.
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They threw bricks and bottles, blocked roads and hoisted banners that read, "Reject private schools!" and "Fair education" (see picture).
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Earlier this month a new law banned for-profit private schools from teaching the first nine years of compulsory education.
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There is something about an expensive education in private schools and Oxbridge that disposes people to despise their own country.
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He also pledged that he would not allow any taxpayer dollars to be spent on school vouchers or private schools.
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The gap was bigger in the younger cohort, presumably because private schools have come to focus more on academic achievement.
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In none of the studies did government schools come out on top, but the private-schools' margin was not overwhelming.
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On Thursday, California's Assembly Health Committee passed legislation that will limit vaccination exemptions in the state's public and private schools.
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Secretary DeVos will increase federal support for charter schools, and perhaps private schools, as well, in the form of vouchers.
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Jeff Merkley's fiery exchange with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over private schools' treatment of LGBT students got some pick-up.
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When it comes figuring out how they'll pay for college, many families start by shying away from pricey private schools.
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"There are affordable options along the entire spectrum, from community colleges, to public institutions to some private schools," Nassirian said.
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Hunting for an explanation, they wondered whether the weakest private schools had mopped up voucher pupils to fill their seats.
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Unlike British-style private schools, however, they encourage Islam in their dormitories, where teachers set examples in lifestyle and prayer.
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For the few able to afford private schools and intensive coaching, getting into public universities used to be relatively easy.
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" Providing parents with taxpayer-funded vouchers to pay for private schools, he said, would help reverse the "trend toward collectivism.
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Conversely, data from private services such as private schools, nannies and private mental health and drug treatment services isn't available.
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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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At an annual per pupil expenditure of $30,000, Washington schools cost the equivalent of the finest private schools in America.
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Private schools that provide a safe educational experience for children are rewarded financially when families can vote with their feet.
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Private schools have also closed in additional states, including in California, Florida, New Jersey, New York, Louisiana and West Virginia.
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A majority of the squad attended private schools at some point growing up, against around a tenth of the population.
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Low-cost private schools are expanding across the region, particularly in unplanned slums where there are not enough government schools.
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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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When considering high school, he looked at Maret as well as St. Albans, one of Washington's most prestigious private schools.
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The department registers private schools, but "does not approve, monitor, inspect, or oversee" them, said Bill Ainsworth, a department spokesman.
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They've lived in Belize, where they have private schools and are exempt from military service, since the mid-20th century.
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At private schools, they are required to dress much more formally, often enduring more rigorous principles at their respective schools.
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Some private schools are already up and running, but Puerto Rico's public schools are tentatively set to open on Oct.
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Jay Inslee issued an executive order Thursday to close all public and private schools in King, Snohomish and Pierce counties.
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But it has never been clear that using vouchers to choose private schools leads to better educational outcomes for students.
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Private schools can decide to close independently, but public schools must follow guidance from the city and state education departments.
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In an age of inequality, the affluent have gated neighborhoods, private schools, backup generators and greater influence on elected officials.
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The superintendents' association ardently opposes school vouchers, saying they take taxpayer resources from public education to finance unaccountable private schools.
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As in most states, the majority of Montana's private schools are religious; in Montana, all the religious schools are Christian.
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The state now requires almost every student, at public and private schools and daycare centers, to have the MMR vaccine.
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Under state law, minors in private schools must receive instruction "at least substantially equivalent" to that offered in public schools.
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The decline is a reflection both of families leaving the city and wealthier parents sending their children to private schools.
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He writes well about all sorts of things, from British private schools to river navigation to how large restaurants operate.
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He said only 21 percent of first-year students at private schools don't receive any financial assistance from their institutions.
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Still, many private schools say they go beyond the letter of the law in an effort to serve McKay students.
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Children in McKay private schools sometimes lost access to literacy coaching, counseling on social cues or a rigorous academic curriculum.
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Unlike traditional vouchers, in which states pay private schools directly, E.S.A.s allow parents to distribute public dollars for educational expenses.
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All private schools that accept E.S.A.s will be required to test account recipients annually, using a nationally recognized standardized test.
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And conservative legislators from rural regions often complain that there are few private schools to choose from in their areas.
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In addition to private schools, the town is served by the Salisbury Central School, which houses prekindergarten through eighth grade.
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At Dalton, one of the most exalted private schools in Manhattan, there can be 1,500 applications for one kindergarten seat.
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Paddling children in private schools is lawful in all but two states, Iowa and New Jersey, according to the nonprofit.
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The plans are reviewed and evaluated for success, and the incentive for private schools to take voucher kids are effective.
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Only 37 percent of public schools offered full-time athletic training services, compared to only 28 percent of private schools.
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Generals have cornered the cement market, opened private schools and stepped in to produce baby formula after a nationwide shortage.
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Nationalising private schools would be expensive, both in purchasing the schools' assets and in educating 600,000 or so extra pupils.
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What is her stance on vouchers that take money from public schools to help families pay tuition at private schools?
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In contrast, private schools face accountability not from politicians and bureaucrats representing special interests, but from parents representing their kids.
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That's why we need high-quality research about the new Afrocentric charter schools (along with Afrocentric public and private schools).
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Cricket remained a fringe sport in Northern Ireland and was confined to small pockets in the Republic, particularly in private schools.
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In particular, private schools often get significant attention for having sky-high "sticker prices," which include tuition, fees, room and board.
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Merkley pointedly asked DeVos if charter and private schools that receive federal funding would be allowed to discriminate against LGBTQ students.
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The left wants to renationalise the system and end government funding of private schools; right-wing parties want to keep it.
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Bridge pays its teachers more than those in other private schools, though a lot less than those in the state sector.
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The left wants to fix Swedish schools' worsening performance by re-nationalising the system; the right argues for more private schools.
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"Are they in-state four-year schools with lower tuition costs, or are they private schools offering transfer scholarships?" asked Wyner.
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The bill would make it a crime to fail to report a complaint of sexual misconduct in public and private schools.
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And the regulatory environment for private schools in the three big African markets, South Africa, Nigeria and Kenya, is generally favourable.
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However, private schools and charter schools make up much of the customer base due to the lack of red tape involved.
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Imam hatip students are at least twice as unlikely to enrol in a university as students at regular or private schools.
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Both have greatly underinvested in education and health, for example, forcing even the poorest to resort to private schools and hospitals.
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Silva ran in Madrid's elite circles while she was young and attended some of the top private schools in the city.
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Private schools teach 7% of Britain's pupils, but account for half the country's senior civil servants, cabinet ministers and leading journalists.
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This ruling stripped tax-exempt status from all-white private schools formed in the South in reaction to the Brown v.
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The secretary sparked newfound controversy when she wouldn't say if the federal government would bar funding for private schools that discriminate.
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That completion rate ticked up to nearly 74 percent for those who started at four-year private schools, the center found.
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Private schools will follow their own policies, and the executive order will not impact student tuition aid programs, the official said.
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There are some options that apply to private schools, some that apply to public, and even more that apply to both.
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Mr. Howe sent his children to expensive private schools, but not, apparently, to Union, according to online profiles of his children.
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Yes, there are a lot of private schools that were started as segregation academies, and some of them still exist today.
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During that time, annual tuition rose to $9,970 from $3,190 for public schools and to $34,740 from $15,160 for private schools.
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Biography: Daughter of a vicar, attended both public and private schools, and studied geography at St. Hugh's College, University of Oxford.
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Students are required to be fully vaccinated to attend both public or private schools unless they obtain a physician's medical exemption.
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On education:Booker is somewhat of an outlier among Democrats due to his past support for both charter schools and private schools.
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Parents can also reportedly claim medical and religious exemptions at the state's public or private schools or licensed day care centers.
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Today, most Cairene children who are solidly middle or upper class are educated primarily in English or French, at private schools.
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Private schools will follow their own policies, and the executive order will not impact student tuition aid programs, the official said.
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While white students' enrollment in private schools and surrounding districts has contributed to the demographic shift, charter school enrollment has not.
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The son of a grocer, he attended some of Dhaka's better private schools, like Kakoli High School and Dhaka City College.
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Women at Dr. Blasey's high school often socialized with students from other private schools in the area, including Judge Kavanaugh's school.
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Vouchers, which allow public money to be spent on private schools, are praised by some for giving more choice to parents.
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A host of elite private schools, including the Emma Willard School in Troy, N.Y., and Choate Rosemary Hall, in Wallingford, Conn.
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Lawsuits could compel public agencies to provide comparable funding and benefits to religious schools if the agencies support other private schools.
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This is the third of the four private schools where Mr. Lyman taught that said he had crossed boundaries with students.
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The Montana program was financed by private contributions eligible for tax credits, and it provided scholarships to students in private schools.
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Still, I reached out to the public and private schools that had served these children for their sides of the story.
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The school features meditation, yoga, and farm visitsWeGrow offers amenities that go far above and beyond what most private schools offer.
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While about 213% of the 16,000 public schools lacked services, 45% of the 4,000 private schools had no athletic trainer services.
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Students from private schools may not rely on student loans as much, or schools may have curbed dependence on student loans.
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Such clubs are part of a counter-offensive by private schools in a job market that has become saturated with graduates.
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State-school educated Hale, 74, rose to the top of a profession dominated by men who went to elite private schools.
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Some wealthier families are able to send their daughters to private schools but the majority end up looking for casual work.
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And companies like Ford Motor Company, in 1916, and more recently, SpaceX, have had trade or private schools on their premises.
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While white students' enrollment in private schools and surrounding districts have contributed to the demographic shift, charter school enrollment has not.
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Schools opened this month in Paris for the new academic year, but some private schools remained closed over fear of contamination.
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New York already spends more taxpayer dollars on private schools than any other state besides Texas — $2.7 billion since 2011 alone.
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"Pearce supports the Betsy DeVos plan to take public school tax dollars to pay for exclusive private schools," the ad says.
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In 2016, the Boston Globe uncovered a deep, long-standing history of abuse in New England private schools perpetuated by staff against students; The Atlantic has also reported on the experiences of girls in private schools in New England, which mirror the experiences of girls at elite schools across the country, and the deeply entrenched misogyny that surrounds them.
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Tim Kaine of Virginia, DeVos declined to answer whether she believed in applying the same standards to pubic, charter and private schools.
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Overall, 45,473 students from 372 public and private schools participated in this year's survey, funded by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.
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A bold new government voucher scheme has been introduced to allow students – where state provision isn't available - to enrol in private schools.
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The state's education department told BuzzFeed News it doesn't monitor or inspect private schools, and local school districts aren't required to either.
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DeVos was best known prior to her role in the Trump administration as a billionaire backer of private schools and religious causes.
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Born in Pennsylvania, Simpson went to private schools and was known as a good student and a stylish dresser, according to Biography.com.
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Even as they gave up vacations, birthdays and meals, Marcel and Yumiley saved everything to send their daughters to modest private schools.
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Nine new secular private schools, many of them with a science and math focus, opened in San Francisco between 2010 and 000.
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AltSchool operates seven small private schools (called "lab schools") and is now pivoting to license its technology to private and charter schools.
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In his first such decree, Erdogan ordered the closure of thousands of private schools, charities and foundations with suspected links to Gulen.
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Because public school segregation tends to coincide with geographical segregation, private schools — unbound to a fixed locale — tend to be more integrated.
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Their idea was a voucher system, much like ones used for private schools and low income housing under HUD's Section 8 program.
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It also has forbidden private schools, which serve about a quarter of the country's primary and secondary school students, from suspending lessons.
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That transition isn't going to happen immediately, so some Dumbo parents have threatened to move, or enroll their children in private schools.
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The Globe sent surveys to 224 private schools about their experience with sexual misconduct allegations, but just 23 — about 10 percent — responded.
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Private schools have been nationalised (1972) and denationalised (1979); Islam has been inserted and removed as the main part of the curriculum.
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Other new research suggests that policymakers can also take simple steps to fix failures in the market for low-cost private schools.
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Its airports have low rankings and its rigid school system is inhospitable to foreigners (although it has excellent English-language private schools).
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LONDON — Graduates of Britain's famous private schools are still overrepresented in the upper tiers of British life, from government to the arts.
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Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York used the phrase in 1978 to make the case for federal aid to private schools.
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Private schools in England are being exploited by traffickers to smuggle Vietnamese schoolgirls into the UK, a Times of London investigation found.
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The state education department does not have the authority to monitor or inspect private schools, spokesman Scott Roark said in a statement.
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Mr. Brown got into elite private schools like Harvard, Yale, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, Northwestern, Stanford and Georgetown — his top picks.
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At Los Angeles's exclusive private schools, the case has changed the mood in recent weeks as seniors were receiving college acceptance notifications.
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However, he said segregation was still an issue because "a quarter of school-aged children" in the city enrolled in private schools.
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Over the years, Mr. Landry has appealed to parents whose children were struggling, bored or ignored in their public and private schools.
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I applied for just about every teaching gig at colleges and private schools in the Washington area without getting a single interview.
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Mr. Goodwin placed his son in public school because he believed that in the suburbs it would be equivalent to private schools.
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Brearley and Spence, two competitive private schools on Manhattan's Upper East Side, will now consider any applicant who identifies as a girl.
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Staunch defenders — who tend to be conservative — support not only charter schools but virtually all school choice, including vouchers for private schools.
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The £40,668-a-year school was ranked ninth place out of 100 independent private schools in the UK by Exam Papers Plus.
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The superintendents warned that the tax credits could go national as the Trump administration pushes a federal voucher program for private schools.
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Anne O'Rourke's two children, now in high school, have attended Catholic private schools in Washington, DC, since they were in pre-kindergarten.
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But the largest player in Brazilian private schools, Colegio Objetivo, with 400,000 students, has declined to even talk to prospective new partners.
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On a positive note, families who participated in the Washington program reported that their private schools were safer by a large margin.
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That's fabulous news for privacy professionals and the private schools that their kids attend, but it's extremely troubling news for everyone else.
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She will testify that Kavanaugh physically and sexually assaulted her when they both attended private schools in a tony suburb outside Washington.
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He had instead promised education reform that would give more students a chance to attend private schools — something public school teachers hated.
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To make these tax changes, Labour would have to strip private schools of their charitable status, which more than half currently enjoy.
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The three groups have been trying to build large networks of private schools through acquisitions and organic growth, Reuters reported last month.
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The schools that fared the best were all private schools, many of which have sky-high prices, but very generous aid packages.
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The schools that fared the best were all private schools, many of which have sky-high prices but very generous aid packages.
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Several prominent private schools have begun investigations into the sexual abuse of their students, hiring outside law firms to perform the work.
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But one group that represents private schools, the National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities, opposed the data collection and dissemination efforts.
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As in much of the rest of the country, private schools had popped up in the Northams' community on Virginia's Eastern Shore.
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Martin also posted the name of his former high school -- Harvard Westlake -- one of the most exclusive private schools in the country.
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Consequently, Jackie Jenkins had no shortage of private schools interested in Jojuan, many of which offered significant financial aid to defray expenses.
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Gulen's movement has adherents in the United States, Africa, and Asia, where it runs private schools and says it promotes interfaith dialogue.
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The debate on Wednesday initially seemed to confirm this, with one lawmaker mocking another over the posh private schools they both attended.
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"We're typically a top Google result for things like Best Suburbs of Chicago or Best Private Schools in New York City," said Skurman.
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Free college would force private schools to compete on price rather than continue to feed off people's desperation to climb illusory status ladders.
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Due to intense heat, the Bihar state government has ordered all government and private schools in the state to be shut until Monday.
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Mrs DeVos has put money and effort behind vouchers, which parents can spend at private schools, and charter schools—public schools operating autonomously.
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And waning demand for private schools in Perth reflects the state's difficult transition from being the nation's jobs creation capital to economic laggard.
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But I believe that taxpayer dollars would be better spent to fortify public-school systems and should not be funneled to private schools.
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He grew up in the posh New York City suburb of Greenwich, Connecticut, and was educated at exclusive private schools and Yale University.
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The policy could be applied to a number of different types of child care, including after-school programs, private schools, or enrichment activities.
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In an interview with Fox News, Kavanaugh all but denied even participating in the raucous party culture of elite private schools he attended.
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If a Labour government also attacks private schools and second homes, London's giant pools of capital will disappear faster than a trader's cocktail.
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I knew private schools in New York were outrageously expensive, but I wasn't expecting preschool to be nearly the cost of college tuition.
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Studies from the OECD, UNESCO and the World Bank, among others, clearly find that private schools do not perform better than public schools.
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In 2012 the Sutton Trust, a charity, found that 13% of senior police officers went to private schools, compared with 63% of lawyers.
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Yet, in Australia at least, subsidies to private education have enabled recent migrant groups to segregate their children into low-fee private schools.
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There are 280 national universities in the country, including 172 public schools, 101 private schools, and 7 for-profits schools, according to Carnegie.
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The elementary school student went undefeated throughout the tournament, which featured players from elite private schools with private chess tutors, the Times reported.
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The two surviving candidates are both products of private schools and Oxford University, Mr Johnson Eton and Balliol, Mr Hunt Charterhouse and Magdalen.
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"It's long established that private schools put a lot of effort into making sure their pupils have those sorts of skills," says Cullinane.
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An Indian study found that in 3,000 government schools, only one principal had ever dismissed a teacher; among 600 private schools, 35 had.
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Meanwhile, affluent parents would exercise choice by sending their children to private schools or moving to neighborhoods with better and well-funded schools.
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It was one of private schools and great wealth, and a lavish gilded lifestyle with armed guards who kept the world at bay.
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The elementary school student went undefeated throughout the tournament, which featured players from elite private schools with private chess tutors, the newspaper reported.
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The private schools have generally been loath to acknowledge problems when their students or alumni have reported them, at least in the past.
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Instead of asking how private schools help more kids get to college, they work to keep lower income kids out of those schools.
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For this reason, it can be helpful to know which private schools accept credit cards, and how much they charge in convenience fees.
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To ensure that ideas aren't stamped out, students of private schools should speak out against censorship, either with their voices or their dollars.
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She received her primary education in American and English private schools and began her career as a translator and journalist in her 20s.
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Since private schools are not obligated to release exam scores, the selection process is conducted in a "black box," out of public sight.
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In August, it spent about $250 million to acquire Golden Apple, which runs a chain of private schools from Chengdu, China's western metropolis.
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His mother, recognizing brightness in Anupam, scoured the neighborhood for affordable private schools and tuition classes, short-circuiting the abysmal, erratic government schools.
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Under the current system, teachers beginning their careers accumulate points that would later enable them to teach in private schools and provincial towns.
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The ones who play handball at this sports center, a hub for girls' handball in the city, all have scholarships to private schools.
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On Tuesday, the government decided to close primary schools and on Wednesday the closings were extended to all public and most private schools.
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But experts and advocates say there is little way of knowing if private schools actually are aware of their legal obligations — or care.
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This is not because of a significant growth of the share of private schools but an impact of birth rates and immigration changes.
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"She maligned Pakistan, Islam and the Pakistani army after going abroad," said Mirza, who leads the President of All Pakistan Private Schools Federation.
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Born in Belgium, she spent part of her youth attending private schools in the Netherlands and England, where she would have achieved fluency
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With their emergency powers, states like Maryland, Michigan, New Mexico, and Oregon are indeed doing just that by closing public and private schools.
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Hundreds of public school districts and private schools in the New York region have said they would close for varying periods of time.
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While the secretary is deeply into the idea of substituting private schools for public ones, she is deeply unenthusiastic about any quality control.
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A chain of private schools called Bridge International Academies is operating hundreds of schools — and generating lots of controversy — in several African countries.
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Kagan noted that the parents are currently in the "same boat" as other parents seeking to use the funds for secular private schools.
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In other ways she was atypical: Nearly 75 percent of Americans who study overseas are non-Hispanic white, and disproportionately from private schools.
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In public schools, 217% of kindergarteners had nonmedical exemptions; in private schools that number was 22019%, and in charter schools it was 9%.
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The most important thing to my parents was that we went to good schools, and we never had the money for private schools.
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Some education experts say that Bridge's plans for an international chain of low-fee, for-profit private schools rests on a flawed assumption.
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Significantly, however, the state supreme court did not hold that the state may offer scholarships at secular private schools but not religious schools.
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The late night host Jimmy Kimmel said Ms. DeVos "has no experience in education" and noted that her children had attended private schools.
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Scholarships generated by the donations would help children from low- and middle-income households attend private schools -- should they so choose -- advocates say.
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My parents sacrificed so much to send my sister and me to private schools, and to pay for our dance and singing lessons.
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Education Ministry data from 13 showed that China had 10,735 private schools offering grades 1 through 9, with more than 12 million students.
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Interviewer Leslie Stahl also grilled DeVos on her support for implementing a school voucher program to allow students to go to private schools.
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Easy access to prestigious private schools, in the area and beyond, is one of the neighborhood's draws, said residents and real estate agents.
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Fieldston is more diverse than many private schools: About 40 percent of its roughly 1,400 prekindergarten through 12th-grade students are not white.
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Mr. Hodge is also listed as a board member for two wealthy private schools in California: Sage Hill School and the Thacher School.
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The list ranges from highly competitive private schools like Carnegie Mellon and Notre Dame to public institutions like Arizona State and Texas Tech.
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"They started letting us know that private schools are coming in and getting kids that normally would have come to Dorsey," he says.
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Antivaxxers aren't the only reason for the outbreak—lax enforcement of vaccine restrictions on the part of private schools has also played a role.
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The percentage of schools that can afford a truly premium one-to-one hardware solution is limited to small private schools and the like.
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In June his group tested one on 600 primary schoolchildren at a number of public and private schools in the Aquitaine region of France.
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Wonderschool's general manager there is Ben Newton, who was on the founding team of Avenues: The World School, an international system of private schools.
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And the range of campus protests last fall in both large public and elite private schools signals future difficulties in assimilating generations to come.
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"The first people who will not show up will be the people who have the means [to] put children in private schools," Rossell testified.
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In 1978, the IRS threatened to revoke the tax exemption status of private schools that did not meet the set standard for racial integration.
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Some private schools have discreetly stayed open on Fridays and retained teachers by bumping up their salaries, but public schools have no such options.
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It is far less not only than the amount charged by other private schools but also than the average funding received by state schools.
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West Virginia legislators are also considering the introduction of "education savings accounts," which set aside taxpayer money so some kids can attend private schools.
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Where this was done, children learned substantially more, fees were lower, enrolment went up and bad private schools were more likely to close down.
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Those who attend more selective schools tend to be farther from home, and those who attended private schools tend to be farther from home.
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Maggie Thompson, executive director of the liberal group Generation Progress, likens the private schools to the insurance interests during the Affordable Care Act fight.
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By diverting taxpayer funds from public to private schools, we are taking away parents' and students' choice to go to a quality public school.
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Private schools would prosper at the direct expense of public schools, an outcome prophesied by critics of Trump and his Education Secretary, Betsy DeVos.
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Many of these private schools are also religious in character, meaning they can discriminate against LGBT students, and they're subject to almost no oversight.
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In Africa as in the United States, private schools attract wealthier families — pulling advantaged students and their influential parents out of the public system.
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Earlier in the session, Patrick had demanded an up-or-down vote on subsidizing tuition for private schools, and it was crushed, 103–44.
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Unless parents opt to send their children to private schools or receive special permission, schooling in the suburbs is generally determined by geographical district.
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It also matters that the students featured in this story, the ones DeVos helped transfer to private schools, both wound up in religious schools.
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Simmons-Harris (2002), which found Cleveland's tuition voucher program to be constitutional, even though 82 percent of participating private schools had a religious affiliation.
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That families could use the proposed tax credit funds at private schools kept it from getting off the ground in the Great Lakes State.
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Those clubs happen in homeless shelters, in private schools, in public schools and charter schools and community centers and churches and synagogues and mosques.
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A vast number of aspirational families in Pakistan invest a large proportion of their income in educating their children at low-cost private schools.
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After attending private schools, Dr. Sulston graduated from Pembroke College at the University of Cambridge in 1963 with a bachelor's degree in natural sciences.
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With private schools and nannies out of the question financially, we do what working parents do, from the United States to Italy: We improvise.
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Giving school vouchers to 11 million children would be a huge windfall for private schools — the majority of which are affiliated with religious groups.
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Private schools can keep their admissions standards, meaning they can reject students based on a variety of factors, including their academic and disciplinary background.
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Based on results, many families pulled their children out of private schools and put them in public schools, a reversal of the usual trend.
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The average annual cost of room and board at public colleges is $11,500 and nearly $13,000 at private schools, according to the College Board.
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The law would apply to students and public and private schools and universities, including nursery schools, as well as employees at health care facilities.
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They go to all the private schools in the area too, but there's a lot of tech parents at Palo Alto High School. Yes.
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Twenty-three million Pakistani children are out of school and millions of children enrolled in public and private schools can barely read or write.
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My daughters had many friends who attended the elite all-boys private schools in the Washington area, including Georgetown Prep, which Judge Kavanaugh attended.
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Private schools and charter schools in the United States have in recent years experimented with closed-circuit, private broadcasts to deter crime and misbehavior.
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Some schools will set aside seats for students from middle-class families who may already have moved to the suburbs or chosen private schools.
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Republicans applauded Ms. DeVos's work to expand charter schools and school vouchers, which give families public funds to help pay tuition at private schools.
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Private schools that participate in McKay are not required to demonstrate that they use any type of specialized curriculum to meet disabled children's needs.
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To placate him we looked for a restaurant in that area, where the ministries were, the private schools, the embassies and hotels: Paraguay's rich.
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"Students who use vouchers to attend private schools have fared worse academically compared to their closely matched peers attending public schools," the researchers found.
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And the startup has made its first move into the United States, where its technology is used in two private schools in New York.
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The California Department of Education does not have the authority to monitor or inspect private schools, according to a statement from spokesman Scott Roark.
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When a campaign within the Labour Party to shut down private schools came to choose a slogan, there was an obvious choice: "Abolish Eton".
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That would allow individuals and corporations to make tax deductible donations to nonprofit networks of private schools, which then provide tuition scholarships to students.
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Just six have no online offerings or prohibit athletes from taking them, including private schools Vanderbilt, Northwestern, Southern California, Texas Christian and Notre Dame.
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Some now view charter schools as a "gateway drug" leading to vouchers for private schools, and that is enough to set them against charters.
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Public K-12 education has always been the bedrock of our education system (and the track record of for-profit private schools is horrifying).
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As governor of Indiana, he expanded a voucher program that now funnels $135 million a year to private schools, almost all of them religious.
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I devoted many hours last fall to composing an essay about her — an important essay, because it was for her applications to private schools.
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Unlike public schools, private schools can require students and employees to follow specific religious beliefs and adhere to certain behavior in their private lives.
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Think billionaires getting their name on a new hospital wing, parents giving to their kids' private schools, or cultured donors supporting the local symphony.
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Those tax credits, which already exist at the state level, essentially provide federal support to private schools, which eventually benefit from the scholarship funds.
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But one key difference is that the private schools who "passed the trash" between one another were not part of a single hierarchical order.
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Rich people educate their children, many of them, at private schools, where they still teach things like Greek and Latin, where they teach the classics.
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In 22 states, private schools are not even required to register with the state, rendering them virtually invisible unless someone complains or something horrible happens.
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These days college affordability is a huge concern, and as a result, more students and their families are wary of applying to pricey private schools.
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The second cause is school-voucher schemes, which typically give public funds to poor parents to pay for the cost of places at private schools.
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In addition to having virtually zero experience in higher education, DeVos has been outspoken about allocating taxpayer dollars for private schools, rather than public schools.
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They said Thiam used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle, including a mansion north of New York City and private schools for his children.
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Ivy League institutions now recruit heavily from Britain's private schools, whose pupils can stomach their exorbitant fees and have the excellent grades required for entry.
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Along with private schools, charters are seen as responsible for declining enrolments, which deprive public-school districts of funds because they are paid per student.
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There are 65 million students in Africa attending private schools, but tuition payments can be a pain point for parents paying for their child's education.
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A worldwide review of voucher schemes has shown that governments that cannot provide enough capacity can increase access by enabling children to attend private schools.
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MV: To start, they'll be pretty similar [to AltSchool]: small, independent, private schools – schools that adhere to the idea that student agency is critically important.
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Here are the public colleges that made the top 10: However, when it comes to college affordability, private schools should not be entirely ruled out.
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They said he used the money to fund a lavish lifestyle, including a mansion north of New York City and private schools for his children.
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Back then, before he transferred to one of Southern California's most prestigious private schools and upended his life, Kayvon spoke of high school almost reverentially.
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"I have ordered an investigation against those owners of private schools that have promoted hatred, racism, violence," Maduro said in a televised broadcast in May.
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Private schools, they believed, were élitist; so, good lefties though they were, they'd chosen to put their daughter among redneck kids instead of black kids.
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Normally awarded by both public and private schools throughout the state, these need-based grants went unfunded for nine straight months, from July to April.
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And to say DeVos "helped a handful of kids attend private schools," which is how one writer has put it, is not quite accurate either.
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Two of the students featured in the story seem to have been practically pushed into transferring to private schools, which DeVos then helped pay for.
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Those estimated expenses weren't all that different from those residing on campus, where students at public and private schools could expect costs of about $10,000.
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They are typically offered to employees of public school systems, religious organizations, private schools and universities, as well as nonprofit organizations, including charities and hospitals.
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The UK permits children from countries outside the European Economic Area (EEA) to study at private schools in the country on the Tier 4 visa.
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Students can also choose from district-approved, privately-run charter schools and from scholarships to private schools that are based on financial and special needs.
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Several public and private schools in Nassau County on Long Island also closed after two bus drivers tested positive for the virus, officials there said.
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At the time of writing, 124,5003 US schools are closed or scheduled to close, affecting nearly 55.1 million American kids in public and private schools.
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The proposal calls for a $1.5 billion "school choice" program, which includes taxpayer-funded scholarships for private schools and a vast expansion of charter schools.
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When I went to Yale for college, I felt outclassed by my peers who had attended the private schools I had visited during the summers.
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Instead of contemplating the demise of private schools, Labour could work on a much more relevant task: raising the standard of education in state schools.
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