How many public schools do we have in pretoria?
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311 in Pretoria\n3 in Pretoria North \n1 in Pretoria West
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I know someone who recently raised funds to build a primary school in Uganda. I may be able to connect you with someone who can help.
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I can't give you a definitive number, but it would have to be in the hundreds of thousands. There are 50 states. Each state would have dozens to a hundred counties/parishes and each county/parish would have between 1 and 50 school districts. Each district would have one high school. This does not include the private schools.
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169 in total. Please check this link for names of those.\nhttp://www.osba.org/edlinks/districts.htm
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Games will be played in 13 stadiums across South Africa: \nSoccer City (Johannesburg); Ellis Park Stadium (Johannesburg); King's Park Stadium (Durban); Newlands (Cape Town); Free State Stadium (Bloemfontein); Kimberley Stadium (Kimberley); Mbombela Stadium (Nelspruit); Oppenheimer Stadium (Orkney); Peter Mokaba Stadium (Polokwane); Port Elizabeth Stadium (Port Elizabeth); Loftus Versfeld (Pretoria); Rainbow Junction (Pretoria); and Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace (Rustenburg). Kimberley Stadium, Rainbow Junction, Mbombela Stadium and Port Elizabeth Stadium have yet to be built.
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The link below has an extensive list of private schools in that area:
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People who run schools.
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Ther are public schools and state schools. Public schools are private schools (normally fee paying). State schools are schools run by local authorities. These can include schools run on religious education grounds.
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You didn't specify whether you wanted private or public schools.  The Philadelphia School in Center City indicates on their web site that they offer Spanish in Grades PreK-8.
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It is an age old debate of public schools vs private schools. It is a competition in which the public schools often come out on the short end of the stick on.\n\nWhile it may not be fair, It certainly does not make them a pansy school. I know in NJ, there is always an uproar that public schools do not want to play the bigger private schools such as Don Bosco, Bergen Catholic and such... The results are usually a blowout...\n\nI can see both sides of the issue but there doesn't seem to be a great answer...
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You have the read the statute to see what types of schools are included.
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There are 54 countries in Africa
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There are many, many school districts in NJ.  Not enough space to list them all.  Check out this website:\n\nhttp://www.state.nj.us/njded/directory/districts.shtml\n\nyou'll find what you need there!
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Try your state department of education.  This should be public information.
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It's best to look at it country by country.  Some countries like South Africa are doing a lot of education.  Others are denying it's a problem and not doing anything.  I'd grab a few countries and look on Google for each one.
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If you mean Pretoria, then it is in South Africa in the province of Gauteng which is in the north of the country.\nBy the way how's Prague this morning?
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3 teacher \nteacher 1 = 20\nteacher 2 = 20\nteacher 3 = 30\nout of curiosity what district are you in and what state is it in