61. Abuse Charges Hit Reservation Church-Run Schools Cited In Wide-Ranging Lawsuit James Grummer, the superior for the wisconsin province of the Society of time, his father and mother were staunch Catholics, products of the boarding schools. http://www.nospank.net/n-a10j.htm

Abuse Charges Hit Reservation Church-Run Schools Cited In Wide-Ranging Lawsuit By Sharon Waxman, Washington Post June 2, 2003 ROSEBUD RESERVATION, S.D. The day the Rev. Kenneth Walleman came to the front door, Lloyd "Sonny" One Star went to get his gun. "I couldn't keep my composure. I kept shaking," said One Star, 46, a leader of the Sioux tribe on this reservation. "I was going to kill him." Walleman was a former administrator at St. Francis Mission, the Jesuit boarding school One Star had attended through his youth a priest, One Star says now, who sexually abused him for years. Walleman fled before he could state his business that day a few years ago, but he may yet face the wrath of Sonny One Star and that of other former students. After years of holding their silence, hundreds of Native Americans are giving accounts of physical and sexual abuse at the hands of the priests and nuns who ran a dozen missionary boarding schools across South Dakota through most of the 20th century. Allegations of priestly sexual abuse in parishes have rocked the Catholic Church over the past year. But what the former students say occurred at reservation schools into the 1970s was more systemic: They say that physical abuse was a routine part of school discipline; that sexual abuse was commonplace; and that both forms of abuse were committed against children in the round-the-clock, unsupervised care of school staff members.

62. CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: School Sisters Of Notre Dame Their principal boarding schools are Baltimore, Maryland; Fort Lee, New Jersey; Quincy, Illinois; Longwood, Chicago; Prairie Du Chien, wisconsin. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/11130a.htm

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... N > School Sisters of Notre Dame A B C D ... Z School Sisters of Notre Dame A religious community devoted to education. In the United Sates they have conducted parish schools and orphanages in numerous archdioceses and dioceses; they have also operated schools and an orphanage in the Diocese of Hamilton, Canada; an Indian school at Harbor Springs, Michigan; a school for black children at Annapolis; and a deaf-mute institute in Louisiana. Their principal boarding schools are: Baltimore, Maryland; Fort Lee, New Jersey; Quincy, Illinois; Longwood, Chicago; Prairie Du Chien, Wisconsin. Of their day and high schools the most prominent are at Baltimore, Quincy, Longwood and Chatawa, Mississippi. On 15 December, 1850, the motherhouse was transferred to Milwaukee, with Mother Mary Caroline Friess as vicar-general of the sisters in America. With money donated by King Louis I of Bavaria, a house was bought; this was absorbed later by Notre Dame Convent on St. Mary's Hill. On 2 January, 1851, St. Mary's parish school was opened and St. Mary's Institute for boarding and day pupils soon afterwards. On 31 July, 1876, owing to its growth and extension, the congregation was divided into two provinces; the Western, with motherhouse at Milwaukee; and the Eastern with motherhouse at Baltimore. A second division of the Western province became necessary, and on 19 March, 1895, the Southern province was formed, with its motherhouse in St. Louis. Training of Members SR. MARY JOSEPHINE

63. KSU Career & Employment Services Education Employers Presented by the Association of boarding schools. Directory Directory of private schools (K-12 and Michigan, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, and wisconsin. http://www.ksu.edu/ces/education/employers.html

Choose a Location: KSU Education Employers K-12 (Public, Private, Job Listings) KSU Education Employers Higher Education Overseas Teaching Comprehensive Resource Sites Students/Alumni Jobs Events Experiential Learning ... Resume/Intv/Job Search Guides Education Employers K-12 Sites on the WWW Public Schools K-12 Schools in Kansas - Information on all Kansas school districts (including links to school homepages). Maintained by Kansas State Department of Education. American School Directory - All 108,000 K-12 Schools. Excellent informational resource. US School District Data Book Profiles - Social, Financial and administrative data on school districts in the United States. Teach for America - National teacher corps for outstanding recent college graduates who commit two years to teach in under-resourced urban and rural public schools. CoachingJobs.com Private Schools Boarding Schools Online - School and contact information on approximately 300 boarding schools in the US, Canada, and overseas. Presented by the Association of Boarding Schools.

64. Edgerton, Wisconsin – Business & Industry Edgerton has one of the finest boarding schools in Oaklawn Academy located on Area Technical College, Beloit College and the University of wisconsin at Madison http://www.edgertonwisconsin.com/pages/business.html

Choosing a location for your business takes a lot of thought. When we developed the Edgerton Business Park, we focused on two major issues: easy accessibility and the highest quality site package on the market. Our sites are fully improved, pre-graded, and through a rapid approval process, you'll be able to count on your construction schedule moving quickly. Edgerton Business Park is a partnership development between the City of Edgerton and MLG Limited Partnership, a part of MLG, a full-service real estate consortium. The advantages to living and working in a community such as Edgerton, Wisconsin are recognized with increasing frequency by major businesses across the country. For example, consider the following comparisons between Edgerton and Chicago: Electricity. Alliant Energy rates are at least 25% lower than Commonwealth Edison's. Rental costs for an industrial building in Edgerton average only $2.00 per square foot. The average in Chicago is $3.75 per square foot. Workmen's' compensation costs in Wisconsin are far lower and the system is much fairer to the employer than in Illinois. Pollution.

65. Private School Employment Networks And Placement Agencies Project Connect Job Bank c/o University of wisconsin, Madison Teaching Directory (Peterson’s Guide) Directory of private day schools and boarding schools. http://www.ruf.rice.edu/~rec/resources.html

Teaching Opportunities for Undergraduates and Recent Graduates The Rice Education Club Compiled by Daniel Heller, 4/2000. Teacher Certification - Info about getting certified to teach Public Schools - Job banks and other info about public schools Private Schools - Private school job opportunities and info Miscellaneous Job Information - For both private and public schools, international schools and special programs Summer Programs - Current undergraduates may apply to these programs to teach during the summer For more information, contact the Rice Education Certification Office Elizabeth Heckelman ( heckel@rice.edu Patsy Gray ( patsy@rice.edu or a member of the Rice Education Club Teacher Certification States normally require certification to teach in their public schools. Most universities offer certification programs. Certification requirements vary from state-to-state, but one may transfer certification to another state relatively easily once it is obtained. Other options to get into the classroom more quickly include alternative certification programs and deficiency plans . For more information, contact any member of the Rice University Education Certification faculty.

66. The Virtual Schoolhouse's Guide To Schools On The Net - Secondary Schools Franklin High School Franklin wisconsin Students projects, school as an all male boarding school, today it Indiana; Grosse Pointe High schools Grosse Pointe http://www.ibiblio.org/cisco/schools/secondary.html

Secondary Schools These schools are listed alphabetically by name. If you wish to go to a name more directly, select a range of letters from the following list: A through D E through H I through L M through P ... U through Z General Resources Armadillo's World Wide Web Server , Texas Web66 K-12 Schools Registry , a comprehensive listing of schools on the Web. A through D Academic Resource Center Tallahassee Florida Academy at the Lakes Day School Land O' Lakes Florida - "ALDS is a private, non-profit school using the continuous progress, mutli-age house program. We offer a thematic, holistic approach throughout the school." note: pre-K through 8 Advanced Technologies Academy Las Vegas Nevada - "A Las Vegas, NV, USA, magnet school specializing in banking and financing, computer science, systems technologies support." Ames High School Ames Iowa American Fork Junior High American Fork Utah - "We believe all students can learn and are entitled to every possible opportunity to become capable, productive and well-adjusted citizens." American School of Paris Paris France Providing education since 1946 to Americans and more than 50 nationalities.

67. Encyclopedia Of North American Indians - - Kellogg, Minnie She was educated in the 1890s at Grafton Hall, an Episcopal boarding school largely for nonIndians located at Fond du Lac, wisconsin. http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/naind/html/na_018400_kelloggminni.ht

Entries Publication Data Advisory Board Maps ... World Civilizations Encyclopedia of North American Indians Kellogg, Minnie (1880-c. 1949) Oneida activist and writer Laura Minnie Cornelius Kellogg was born on the Oneida Reservation near Green Bay, Wisconsin, the daughter of Adam Poe Cornelius and Celicia Bread Cornelius, farmers. A descendant of central New York State Oneida Indians who followed an Indian missionary, the Reverend Eleazar Williams, into the Wisconsin territory in 1822, she was a baptized member of the Episcopal Church of the Holy Apostles. Included in her prominent lineage were Daniel Bread, a major nineteenth-century Oneida chief in New York and Wisconsin who was known for his powerful oratorical skills, and Skenandore, the last of the New York Oneida chiefs, who was one of the tribe's leaders during its migration to Wisconsin. Unlike many of her contemporaries, Kellogg avoided attending distant Indian boarding schools. She was educated in the 1890s at Grafton Hall, an Episcopal boarding school largely for non-Indians located at Fond du Lac, Wisconsin. In the first decade of the twentieth century, she studied at Barnard College, Cornell University, the New York School of Philanthropy (later the Columbia University School of Social Work), Stanford University, and the University of Wisconsin, although she never received degrees from any of these institutions. One of the best Indian linguists of her generation, Kellogg had a superior command of Oneida and Mohawk as well as English. But she gained national attention through her spellbinding oratory and her eloquent writing skills. As a public speaker, she told of the eighteenth-century League of the Iroquois, the lessons and wisdom of Indian elders, and the overriding concerns of the Iroquois to win back their lands, which she insisted had been taken fraudulently by New York State and by land speculators. She was equally accomplished with a pen, devoting herself to writing on behalf of Progressive Era reform causes such as women's rights as well as writing political tracts on Indian issues; she also wrote plays and short stories. Her writings include

68. The SEED Foundation mechanisms to support an urban public boarding school. The SEED analysis determined that there is a need for such a school in southeastern wisconsin, but that http://www.seedfoundation.com/SEEDfoundation/SEEDSITE/Foundation_overview_resear

Research The SEED Foundation is committed not only to the operational and financial sustainability of The SEED School of Washington, D.C., but also to the research and development of innovative educational opportunities for students throughout the country. Primary Market Research: Prior to the establishment of The SEED School of Washington, D.C., the Foundation interviewed educators, support agencies, foundations, juvenile justice system officers, social service providers, community leaders and parents across the country. These interviews detailed the needs of the target student population, the successes and failures of existing programs, the cost of operating a successful program and other aspects of developing and running a successful school. Foundation staff continue to meet with and interview stakeholders on an ongoing basis to stay abreast of current trends and issues affecting urban education. The SEED Boarding Model Longitudinal Study: The Foundation is coordinating a four-year study of the effectiveness of The SEED Public Charter School's boarding program. In 1998, SEED received a multi-year grant from the Ford Foundation and an anonymous donor to support an independent study of the boarding program and its effect upon the School's students, parents and faculty. The study tracks the academic, social and behavioral development of both SEED students and a control group of other District of Columbia students. In addition, the study assesses parental and community involvement. The study has verified decreased risk behaviors and increased self-esteem for SEED students; for example, the incidence of smoking for 8th graders is 70% in D.C. Public Schools, but only 3% at SEED. Prior year studies have been completed and Chapin Hall is currently conducting a continuing study.

69. H-AMINDIAN: Discussion, News, And Resources For Students Of North America's Firs Madison University of wisconsin Press, 1963. McBeth, Sally. Ethnic Identity and the boarding School Experience of WestCentral Oklahoma American Indians . http://www.asu.edu/clas/history/h-amindian/bib_--_boarding_schools.htm

h-amindian recommended reading boarding schools Boarding Schools Books: Adams, David. Education for Extinction: American Indians and the Boarding School Experience, 1875-1928 . Lawrence: University Press of Kansas, 1995. Brant, Charles S., ed. Jim Whitewolf: The Life of a Kiowa-Apache Indian . New York: Dover Publications, 1969. Coleman, Michael. American Indian Children at School, 1850-1930 . Jackson: University of Mississippi Press, 1993. Ellis, Clyde. To Change Them Forever: Indian Education at the Rainy Mountain Boarding School, 1893-1920 . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1996. Huff, Delores J. To Live Heroically: Institutional Racism and American Indian Education . Albany: State University of New York Press, 1997. Johnston, Basil H. Indian School Days . Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 1988. Knockwood, Isabelle. Out of the Depth: The Experiences of Micmaw Children at the Indian Residential School at Shubenacadie, Nova Scotia . Lockeport, N.S.: Roseway, 1992. La Flesche, Francis.

70. Menominee Places On The Reservation Joseph s boarding School. Government boarding School Keshena, WI, Old St. Joe s School and St. Admiral Perry Victory Celebration - 1913 Oshkosh, wisconsin. http://www.menominee.nsn.us/History/History/PhotoGallery/HistoryPlaces.htm

Front View: St. Joseph's Boarding School Back View: St. Joseph's Boarding School Government Boarding School - Keshena, WI First Homes in "White City" Section - Neopit, 1909 Our Lady of the Woods Church West Branch Corpus Christi Chapel St. Joseph's of the Lake Church - South Branch Old St. Joe's School and St. Michael's Church Early 1900's Looking South Down Main Street Early 1900's Flood in Downtown Keshena Early 1900's Lookout Tower - West Branch Menominee Indian Mills Peter Lookaround's Store, Neopit Neopit When it was a Tent City - 1908 1st Menominee Indian Mill, Neopit - 1908 One of the Last Big Logging Camps in the Heart of Menominee Indian Timber Log Drive on the Wolf River Shooting The Falls - Bear Trap Admiral Perry Victory Celebration - 1913 Oshkosh, Wisconsin

71. TABS - The Association Of Boarding Schools Search by School Programs. PG) Summer Programs 5 Day boarding Learning Differences (LD http://www.schools.com/ssearch/schoolsearch.cfm

School Search School Search will help you find schools with the specific programs, courses, and activities that interest you. Click on one of the three options listed below and you'll be able to search an extensive list of programs, courses, and activities offered by TABS schools. To browse by school name, state or type, go to the Boarding Schools Directory. Be prepared to conduct several searches to receive a manageable number of schools in your results. For detailed search instructions, click here Search by School Name Enter the whole or part of a school name to search for a particular school. Search by State or Country Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Washington, DC Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Iowa Illinois Indiana Kansas Massachusetts Maryland Maine Michigan Minnesota Missouri Mississippi North Carolina New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York Ohio Oregon Pennsylvania Rhode Island South Carolina Tennessee Texas Utah Virginia Vermont Washington Wisconsin West Virginia Alabama Arkansas Arizona California Colorado Connecticut Washington, DC

72. Native Americans File Lawsuit Against Boarding School Abuses My Two Beads Worth The wisconsin Province Society of Jesuits, which sponsors St The lawsuit has cast an even darker shadow on the Indian boarding school system, which many Native http://mytwobeadsworth.com/Brdschoolawsuit81403.html

Native Americans File Lawsuit Against Boarding School Abuses Brian Bull Vermillion, South Dakota 10 Aug 2003, 20:55 UTC Listen to Brian Bull's Report (RealAudio) Listen to Brian Bull's Report Bull Report - Download 635k (RealAudio) Bull Report - Download 635k For more than a century, from the late 1870s to the early 1970s, the U.S. government forcibly took thousands of Native American children from reservations and sent them to federal or religious boarding schools. At that time, supporters of the policy said these institutions would help Indians assimilate into mainstream American society, while later critics charged that the schools tried to eradicate the Indian culture by suppressing traditional languages and customs. Now, there's a new criticism of the system: a multi-billion dollar lawsuit accusing the government of neglecting its treaty-bound duty to protect tribes from "bad men among the whites" during the boarding school era. Attorneys said many Indian students were physically, mentally, or sexually abused by staff. The first three schools named in the suit are Catholic, compounding the problems the Church already faces from last year's barrage of abuse allegations against priests. At his home near Wagner, South Dakota, Sherwin Zephier organizes his art supplies and papers. The Yankton Sioux tribal member teaches art in the nearby town of Marty. The tribal school sits across from the former campus of a Catholic boarding school called St. Paul's, which operated until 1976, when the property was transferred to the tribe. Mr. Zephier was a student there from 1963 to 1975, and recalls how he and his peers were disciplined by the nuns and priests. He said, "We were beaten frequently, not just spanked. With boards, whips, leather straps like the shaving blade sharpeners, real thick leather. Sometimes two were put together to thicken it, to increase pain or impact of it. For some of us, when we were whipped, it broke skin, left scars."

73. Course Information Carlisle Indian boarding School http//home.epix.net/~landis/. Go to the University of wisconsinMilwaukee’s home page and read the mission statement. http://www.uwm.edu/Dept/electaq/375.html

Department of Education Policy and Community Studies School of Education Course:Title: Cultural Foundations of Education Course Number: 310-375 Credits: 3 credits U Instructor: Professor David Beaulieu School of Education University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee P.O. Box 413 519 Enderis Hall 2400 East Hartford Ave. Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53211 E-mail beaulieu@uwm.edu Course Description : . Critical Examination of Cultural Influences in American Society as they affect education. The course will take a broad interdisciplinary look at the relationship between school and society. Sociological and philosophical theories will be used to examine how culture influences the structure and function of education systems. Focus is on the American public school system, from its historical foundations to its contemporary complexities. Students will reflect critically on their own schooling, socio-cultural identity and philosophical beliefs about education. Course Objectives : (Prepare Thoughtful, Knowledgeable, and Effective Educators for a Diverse Society.) To understand the nature of teaching as a profession To understand the historical, sociological and philosophical theories and ideas that have influenced American education

74. News > Anderson Visiting Boarding School In Oklahoma Springs teen dies at BIA boarding school (12/12 Feature Story Audit BIA emergency school money misused (5 wisconsin Supreme Court invalidates gaming pact (5/13 http://indianz.com/News/archive/001832.asp

Search: News Indian Gaming In The Hoop Home News Headlines printer friendly version Anderson visiting boarding school in Oklahoma Wednesday, April 21, 2004 Bureau of Indian Affairs head Dave Anderson is visiting the Sequoyah High School in Tahlequah, Oklahoma, today. The stop is part of Anderson's ongoing tour of BIA schools on and off the reservation. Sequoyah is located in the headquarters of the Cherokee Nation. The school was set up to benefit Cherokee children although other tribal youth now attend. Anderson, a high-school dropout, has said education is his top priority. Despite struggling in school, he received a degree from Harvard and went on to create successful businesses. Get the Story: BIA head plans stop in Oklahoma (The Native American Times 4/20) Related Stories: Audit finds school construction problems at BIA Tribal leaders denounce BIA budget plans as reckless BIA education programs taking $79 million hit Indian educators meet for legislative summit ... Drug use high among Native youth More headlines... Feature Story: Remembering Ronald Reagan in Indian Country Feature Story: Tom Daschle: Indian Country shows its clout In The Hoop Column Indian Gaming News Shakopee vice-chair among many to view Reagan ... Ties between Shinnecock Nation, golf club tested

75. Wisconsin Stories: School Days we believe that the great state University of wisconsin should ever Benedict the Moor, a nationally respected boarding school and Catholic Church that served http://www.wisconsinstories.org/2002season/school/index.cfm

Wisconsin has an international reputation as a leader in progressive education. "School Days" recalls some of the people who helped build that image, as well as one-room schools and a beloved Milwaukee institution. Hosts Tracy Will and Debbie Kmetz open the program outside the building that housed the nation's first kindergarten, started by German immigrants in Watertown. A Gutsy Woman Viewers see the story of Helen Parkhurst, whose international influence and innovative ideas put her in the national spotlight. After spending her early days in Durand, she went on to pioneer the Dalton Method of teaching and at one time was the supervisor of all Montessori teachers in the United States. Eventually, she branched out to radio and television with the program "A Child's World." Her ideas and career brought her plaudits from around the globe. Golden Rule Days The days of one-room schoolhouses are remembered, and a restored one-room school in Fitchburg is visited. Students and a teacher recall the days when different ages shared the same space and some 6,000 one-room schools taught children across rural Wisconsin. The landmark battle over University of Wisconsin professor Richard Ely and academic freedom on campus is detailed. Ely's critiques of the labor battles in the 1890s led to his being branded an anarchist in some quarters.

76. Wisconsinmade: Department: ' Keyser is a northern wisconsin author, veteran, and storyteller who grew up in a boarding school on the Oneida Indian Reservation in northern wisconsin in the http://www.wisconsinmade.com/wiscmade/dept.asp?dept_id=79

77. School Districts List Wisconsin Organised By Town And City WI 380 Listed List of School Districts web sites in wisconsin. District Edgar; Web Site Edgerton School District Edgerton; Web Site Oaklawn Academy boarding School Edgerton; http://www.allwi.com/wischooldistricts.html

School Districts in Wisconsin WWW ALLWI School Districts in Wisconsin WI This page lists the School Districts found in Wisconsin organised by Town and City , Wisconsin is well covered with high quality education with plenty of choice for Lower and Middle Schools Allwi Education Sections including Schools Colleges and Universities Technical Colleges Universities Wisconsin School Districts Wisconsin Private Schools List of School Districts web sites in Wisconsin Web Site Abbotsford School District Abbotsford Web Site Adams Friendly School District Adams Friendly Web Site Albany School District Albany Web Site Algoma School District Algoma Web Site Alma School District Alma Web Site Alma Center School District Alma Center Web Site Almond Bancroft School District Almond Bancroft Web Site Altoona School District Altoona Web Site Amery School District Amery Web Site Antigo School District Antigo Web Site Appleton School District Appleton Web Site Fox Valley Lutheran High School Appleton Web Site Argyle School District Argyle Web Site Arrowhead School District Arrowhead Web Site Ashland School District Ashland Web Site Ashwaubenon School District Ashwaubenon Web Site Athens School District Athens Web Site Augusta School District Augusta Web Site Baldwin Woodville School District Baldwin Woodville Web Site Bangor School District Bangor Web Site Baraboo School District Baraboo Web Site Barron School District Barron Web Site Beaver Dam School District

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79. Pine Ridge Pottery, South Dakota - ©2002 - Wisconsin Pottery Association brought white instructors to the boarding school, to provide to run the ceramics program in the high school. his father studied pottery in Madison, wisconsin. http://wisconsinpottery.org/PineRidge/press8-pineridge.htm

Wisconsin Pottery Association P.O. Box 8213 Madison WI 53708-8213 Pine Ridge Pottery 1930's-1980's Pine Ridge Indian Reservation, South Dakota Related Pages: Pine Ridge Pottery The following article appeared the WPA Press Vol. 8 , April 2001 By Kari Kenefick Peter Flaherty spoke at the February 13, 2001 WPA meeting on Pine Ridge Pottery. Peter said that he became interested in Pine Ridge Pottery through direct and indirect means. Peter met a Fulper dealer that had a piece with the milky glaze, which he found attractive and unusual. Peter gave a very interesting presentation. The following was gleaned from his notes as well as the sources noted at the end of this article. The Pine Ridge Indian reservation, established in 1890, is located in southwestern South Dakota. In the 1930s the Work Progress Association (WPA) setup a boarding school on the reservations, the goal being to remove children from their homes and place them in school where they spoke only English. There is no tradition of pottery amongst the Lakota Sioux Indians of the Great Plains - the Sioux were a nomadic group that followed the bison herds and as such were light travelers. The Sioux are reported to more frequently have used baskets than pottery, baskets being far lighter to transport. The pottery that they did travel with was not decorative, but rather very functional. Thus Pine Ridge Pottery might be considered a white man's medium decorated by Native Americans. The WPA project brought white instructors to the boarding school, to provide pottery for home use and to help the Indians sustain themselves as craftspeople. Bruce Doyle was hired in 1937 to run the ceramics program in the high school. Doyle, a North Dakota native, had studied in North Dakota, probably at UND, where he connected with Margaret Cable. In addition Peter Flaherty told us that Doyle had studied at UCLA, the University of Washington, the University of Oregon and the UW-Milwaukee. In his 1988 book "Art Pottery of the Midwest", Marion Nelson reported that Doyle's son said his father studied pottery in Madison, Wisconsin. Doyle is credited with making molds at the Pine Ridge Reservation and with formulating glazes suitable to local clays.

80. Milton Academy - Encyclopedia Article About Milton Academy. Free Access, No Regi boarding school A boarding school is a self contained educational institution where students not only study but also live. boarding schools in Fiction. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/Milton Academy

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia Milton Academy Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition Milton Academy is a private In the United States, private schools are schools not administered by local or national government, which retain the right to select their student body and are funded in whole or in part by charging their students tuition rather than with public funds. Types of private school Private colleges and universities form the most visible of private schools. Such schools are often much smaller than public universities. Click the link for more information. , college- preparatory A preparatory school , or prep school , is, in the United States, usually a secondary school (high school) designed to prepare a student for higher education. Often, such schools are highly selective, accepting only a very small percentage of applicants. Such schools often have very high admissions fees which are used to attract and hire the best teachers, and also used to provide enriched learning environments and services such as libraries, science laboratories, and computers. Graduates of preparatory schools are often actively sought by colleges due to the colleges' confidence that the students will be better educated. Click the link for more information.

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