1 a school that is not given money by the government, and where education is paid for by the students’ parents -- privatskole
The private school system became the ideal for state schooling.
The upper-middleclass, able students mix with some of the rich, unable students in the third private school.
The third private school is composed of all of the poor, able students and about 5% of the poor, unable students.
In the second private school, the able students pay $7,934 and the unable students pay $11,264.
The private school here is the same as the private school in the public school system, just larger.
Students' social background was considerably levelled, as it is a private school that attracts high-middle-class students.
They guarded private school premises, undertook city centre street patrols on behalf of a number of businesses and guarded certain municipal properties.
A switch to a private school system entails a welfare loss and an increase in income inequality.
