how can a school charge 110.00 a month for pre K?
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That sounds very reasonable to me too ...
That sounds like a great price to me! My son's state funded pre-k was $550 per month last year. Of course, some children could go for "free". The problem lies with operational cost, which I'm sure is more than even the $550 per month we paid. After checking private pre-k programs, the $550 was reasonable.
Some states offer preschool for all students age 3
but its also funded by the state, I don't understand, Tn., schools are no charge at all
It all depends on where you live, and what the demand is. It sounds very reasonable to me. If you have a child going to preschool Mon.-Wed.-Fri. for 3 hours per day, and they attend 13 days a month, that's 39 hours in school, so $110 means that they charge less than $3 per hour per child. Babysitters cost more than that where I live.
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