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Overview of private schools in the 2021-22 school year 11 • In the 2021-22 school year, approximately 4.7 million K -12 students were enrolled in 29,700 private schools with 483,000 full -time-equivalent teachers across the United States. • Sixty-six percent of private schools reported a religious orientation.
• Sixty-six percent of private schools, enrolling 76 percent of private school students and employing 68 percent of private school FTE teachers in 2019–20, had a religious orientation or purpose (table C-2).
student background, private school students perform better in the overwhelming majority of countries and the raw PISA score difference ranges from only a few points to more than 100 points; in a minority of countries public schools outperform private schools (for example Taiwan and Thailand).
• More private school students in 2015–16 were enrolled in schools located in cities (2,140,625), followed by those enrolled in suburban schools (1,903,824), followed by those in rural areas (557,148), and then by those in towns (301,999) (tables 1 and 5).
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY. he potential benefits of increased access to private school choice programs in the United States remain a hot topic in educational policy. According to economic theory, private schooling should improve student achievement by increasing competitive pressures on educators to provide high-quality educational experiences.
More private school students in 2011–12 were enrolled in schools located in cities (1,900,639), followed by those enrolled in suburban schools (1,672,501), followed by those in rural areas (620,862), and then by those in towns (300,842) (tables 1 and 5).
Rose Friedman’s vision of school choice for all children. First established as the Milton and Rose D. Friedman Foundation in 1996, the Foundation promotes school choice as the most effective and equitable way to improve the quality of K–12 education in America. The Friedman Foundation is
