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According to the Cato Institute, between the 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 academic
years, 46% of US private schools saw enrollment increase, with the number of
enrolled students rising by about five per school this year. Most schools are also
reporting a significant rise in the number of applications, and in some cases, more
applications than available seats. The growing number of students could be both a
blessing and a curse for these schools. Unlike public schools, which receive local,
state, and federal funding, private schools rely on tuition, gifts, and other funding
sources to cover operational expenses. Thus, finding the right HR support for
schools is one approach private schools can leverage to control costs.
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