private schools

Private schools are educational institutions that are not funded by the government. Instead, they are financed through tuition fees paid by families and sometimes through donations or endowments. Private schools often have the autonomy to create their own curricula, set admission criteria, and establish their own rules. They can vary widely in terms of teaching methods, class sizes, and facilities. Some private schools are religiously affiliated, while others are secular. Families might choose private schools for reasons such as smaller class sizes, specialized programs, or particular educational philosophies that align with their values.