We’re reporters, not teachers. We were able to start private schools anyway.

Reporters discovered that starting a private school requires very few regulatory hurdles, with some schools opening in unconventional locations like barns and strip malls, sometimes founded by people with questionable backgrounds. To test how easy this actually was, the reporters themselves attempted to start a private school.

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SalonLeft· 7d ago· ran in 4 outlets

We’re reporters, not teachers. We were able to start private schools anyway

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Arkansas TimesLean Left· 9d ago

We’re reporters, not teachers. We were able to start private schools anyway.

Mountain State SpotlightLean Left· 9d ago

We’re reporters, not teachers. We were able to start private schools anyway.

ProPublicaLean Left· 9d ago

We’re Reporters, Not Teachers. We Were Able to Start Private Schools Anyway.

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