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This is obscene. These schools do not need this money. And yet public schools have to beg and scrape
Twenty private schools with wealthiest parents received $130m total in Australian public funds in 2023
Twenty private schools with wealthiest parents received $130m total in Australian public funds in 2023
Data comes as education minister remains stalled in negotiations with states and territories over contributions to Schooling Resource Standard
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The 20 private schools with the wealthiest parent cohorts in the country received a combined total of $130m in government funding last year, new data reveals.
On Wednesday the Australian Curriculum, Assessment and Reporting Authority (Acara) will release a swathe of new data on the My School website about Australian schools, including annual funding, attendance and Naplan results.
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December 3, 2024 at 10:55 PM
This is obscene. These schools do not need this money. And yet public schools have to beg and scrape
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this is one of the big problems with issue polling. if you see that immigration concerns poll highly among republican voters, it’s easy to think “that’s why they’re drawn to the GOP,” but it’s often the other way around: they feel that way because the GOP establishment tells them to
November 20, 2024 at 9:40 PM
this is one of the big problems with issue polling. if you see that immigration concerns poll highly among republican voters, it’s easy to think “that’s why they’re drawn to the GOP,” but it’s often the other way around: they feel that way because the GOP establishment tells them to