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Religious leaders, community leaders, educators, entrepreneurs, groups of parents are all people who might consider starting a private or alternative school in order to provide opportunities for themselves and others. Over 27,000 private schools already operate in the United States, but there is plenty of room and need for more schools, as well as more variety.
Fortunately, there is a fair amount of help and support available from experienced people.
The ABCs of Starting a Christian School: It isn't as complicated or expensive as you might think This article is an excellent introduction to the topic, a way to plant a few seeds in your mind before delving into the particulars. [Note: You do need to subscribe to Church Business to view the article – but it’s free.]
How to Start a Christian School Resources and workshops for starting a private Christian school.
Independent School Formation Group (ISPG) Experienced independent school operations and management consultants. Conferences, "webinars," consultation.
Books on how to start and administer a Christian school, as well as other books to aid school operators.
The Morning Star Academy: K-12 On-line Christian Private School Affiliate Program Churches, businesses, home school groups and others can join this affiliate program and earn "commissions" on tuition. A great way to put those commissions to work would be to offer rebates or discounts to families or scholarships for the needy. Morning Star Academy offers a variety of affiliate programs to choose from.
How to Start a School of Tomorrow One of the easiest, least costly ways to start a private Christian school.
The Alternative Education Resource Organization Resources and workshops for starting alternative schools and education options. Listserve features experienced mentors.
"The mission of PAIDEIA, Inc. is to offer comprehensive counsel to schools, colleges, seminaries, churches, and other institutions in the public interest on corporate structure and governance, administrative services and curriculum/programs, financial development and advancement, and institutional planning, working together to make possible the excellence toward which each institution aspires."
Keep an eye on the Southern Baptist Association of Christian Schools for this upcoming event.
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