- A private school is a school that does not receive public funding.
- Families must pay tuition, unless the family is eligible for a voucher or other scholarship.
- Some private schools are faith-based. Others may have a particular academic focus.
- Private schools often have different academic classes in addition to or instead of the classes offered at traditional public schools. If you choose a faith-based private school, your child may take required faith-based classes.
- Students enrolled in non-public schools do not have the same right to receive special education services.
- Private schools might not offer a breakfast or lunch program.
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