Extra hit on private schools in pipeline
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PRIVATE schools face the prospect of further funding cuts from the Labor states under a Mark Latham plan to streamline funding into a single national benchmark for every child.
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As tuition has soared past the limits on federal aid, more students are relying on barely regulated private loans.
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Sandra Senda wanted a free private tutor for her kids, just like the No Child Left Behind law promised. She had no idea the deal came with a big headache.
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Families who struggle to find the best secondary school for their children receive extra support and advice.
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Rich prep schools, with wealthy and talented alumni to draw on, are becoming a lot richer. And itâs not just because they have a lot of generous donors.
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Private schools will have to prove how they provide a public benefit to retain their charitable status.
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By By Kathe Tanner, The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, Calif.  Sep. 21--The new Cambria Grammar School, which opened for classes last fall, has been plagued with costly construction- related headaches.
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With government money for New Orleans trickling through the pipeline, private foundations, wealthy individuals, and philanthropies are playing a larger role than expected.
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Media & professional: Inspectors announce rise in number of schools judged to be failing.
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The top pre-K's will set you back more than 25 grand a year. That's if junior can get in.
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An expansion of education legislation is sparking opposition from both sides
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Some schools are spending more on putting pupils through exams than on books, head teachers say.
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Â· Wealthy rush to enrol youngsters on coursesÂ· Development comes as resentment of City grows
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Independent schools will have to show they operate for the public benefit, under charity guidelines.
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Houses near primary schools with good test results cost far more than others nearby, a report says.
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Some of the new academies set up with help from business have better GCSE results than the schools they replaced.
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Parents worried about secondary school places are paying for extra tuition, says report.