How much money do private schools get from the government? Direct me to a book or website to write this paper.
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private schools only get money for transportation in buses, loaning computers mitchell v. helms, New jersey school bus case, go to wikipedia and insert \n1. Mitchell v. helms\n2. New jersey school bus case\n3. Establishment clause\n\n- just for saying, private schools dont get much money
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If you are a teacher, there are many materials available on the web, depending on the subject and grades.  If you are a student looking for the teacher's answer books - nice try but those are only available through the publisher and at a great expense.
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Yes.  They're already paying.  I pay ungodly school tax and then I have to pay for everything in the class and everything my son does at the school.  I think the entire school system should be privatized.  The bureaucracy is wasting the money anyway.  Then we're left with teachers "teaching for the test".  I just had a meeting with my son's teacher and she said she had to use the "PLORE method" to learn to read, because studies show it makes them score better on the state test.  It also teaches them to hate reading, but who cares?  It's a mess.  I could pay for private with our school tax money.  It's enough.\n\nDid I mention I also have to sell unwanted junk to my friends for their fundraiser?  I might of forgot that.  Do I seem upset?  LOL
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sorry don't know figures but usually you get paid more it its government run like education boards rather than private run nurserys
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It varies widely by school system and locality. The main cost for a school system is teacher salary, and if the administration can get away with huge classes, they will.  I know someone who regularly has classes of 40, while where I live they range from 18-30, depending on what else is offered that class period.  Some classes (choir, band, orchestra) tend to be very large while others (advanced physics, calculus) tend to be much smaller.  The class size average that schools report is specious, because they divide the number of students by certified staff, which can often include counselors and the nurse (and possibily the administration)!  The librarian is definately included! So class size will always look smaller on any published report than it does when you look into classes.
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Look up statistics on when prayer was in schools and when they took it out. There is some great stuff out there.\n\nI'd love to read your paper when your finished. :)
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you should be able to find something in the links below... good luck with your paper
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This sounds oddly worded.\n\nMy kids have gone to a private school most of their lives, and most of the tuition is used for operational costs- building expenses, salaries (a big chunk), etc.\n\nAll of the schools they have been to have several students on scholarships, but then there is still money coming in- a scholarship for $500 means the school GETS $500 from whoever issued the scholarship.\n\nThe bigger problem is when the schools adjust the tuition to meet the families income. For low-income families, this means an operational shortfall that has to be made up in someother way. Anotehr concern is those families that for whatever reason do not meet their tuition obligations.\n\nThe schools I am involved with try to fill in the income gaps with assorted forms of fundraising, such as:\n- golf tournements or other sporting events\n- product sales\n- auctions and banquets\n- inter-class challenges (penny wars, etc.)\n- garage sales\n- grant writing\n- estate planning\n- and so forth.\n\nUnfortunately, the formula is easy- you either need to raise tuition rates, reduce operational costs, or find extra money in the community.\n\nThe last is the most common answer, but the toughest. You can try for a few 'big ticket' fundraisers, or a lot of small fundraisers, or a combination of the two.\n\nOne solution I have seen tried (but not at my kid's schools) was for the school to host evening and weekend classes for adults. The plan is like this:\n- Parents, etc. who have a skill or something to teach let the committee know about their interest and figure out how many classes, how long, etc.\n- The committee offers a catalog of classes for people who are interested, and publishes a price per class or course.\n- The committee and the school provide places for the classes, and provide operational support.\n- The instructor gets a share of the money raised for their class, and the school gets the the rest.\n\nSupposedly, the school gets a nice chunk of money out of this and has been doing it for years.
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Whay does it have to be a state school?  If you are looking to save money you will only save it if you go to a school in your own state.  Otherwise you'll pay out of stste tuition which ios just as expensive as many private schools, so I don't understand why you are limiting it to public schools if you would be willing to pay the cost of an out of state (or for the same price a private) school
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are you kidding?\n\nIf you are a teacher, your school should be providing you with this information.\n\nIf you are not a teacher, go to a school. I doubt they would post a syllabus online, you would have to buy it!
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You will have the greatest chance at getting a grant through the school itself. Ask the admissions officer about the availablility. Most of what you will be offered will be needs based, so be prepared to present your last income tax forms.\n\nIf you find that the cost of private school is daunting and public school is unacceptable where you live, look into homeschooling. It is an excellent option. Homeschool kids have been researched in many studies and have consistently been shown to be superior in academics as well as social skills. We homeschool our four children. Our oldest will be heading off to college next fall. His last standardized test put him in the top 7 percent of the nation's composite score with three subtests scoring at 99.9th percentile. It really works, but it takes work too. \n\nGood luck!
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Tuition.\n\nCal States are state schools which are subsidized by taxes.
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Well, I have been doing some rough calculations.  In our area, there is about one per 3000 population, which would put the total in the range of 100K for the nation, but the distribution may be vastly different in different parts of the country, I suppose.  That does not calculate private schools, either.
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Go to: www. Findarticles.com\nEnter: parents and teachers and involve\n\nDoing this search I came up with a number of periodical articles that appeared to have useful information.
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Right now, trees are coming between you and global warming, climate change, disruption of agriculture, food shortages, etc. You could show a little appreciation for what the trees are doing for you to begin with.\n\nSecondly, who pays for this paper? Do you bring your own, or is it just another example of a resource that the school or the American taxpayer provide for you, and which you take for granted? \n\nI've worked in schools which provided no money at all for teachers to buy supplies. Everything had to come out of their own salary, and most teachers are underpaid for their education and skills. I have even heard of a teacher picking a printer's business card out of a pool of vomit outside a bar, so she could call him later and beg for copy/printer paper for her class. For the record, it wasn't me!\n\nWhat you said was disrespectful. Your teacher might have called you a spoiled brat, but he is probably more mature than you and has learned not to take such thoughtless comments personally. It's one of the things you have to learn in order to survive as a teacher.
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Not really.  The teachers aren't even required to have a degree in private schools.  They are also way underpaid because they don't have the Masters Degree and therefore can't get a better paying job at a public school.  \n\nPrivate schools make their owners rich.  That is their purpose.
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Well, the department of education doesn't really put that much money into schools.  Look at each individual state government to get a better feel