PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT
By Winnie Eke
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This handbook is designed to help parents through the process of preparing themselves and their children for the challenges that lie ahead. It may not answer all the questions but it will highlight most of the common ones and those that I deem essential. It was inspired as a result of what I, as a parent, went through in the transition to an alt
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PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT - Winnie Eke
PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT
AND OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS
PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT
AND OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS
A HANDBOOK FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF STUDENTS PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS, AND OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS
Winnie Eke, PhD
ANOINTED LIFE PUBLISHING COMPANY
Phoenix, Arizona
PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT AND OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS
A HANDBOOK FOR PARENTS AND GUARDIANS OF STUDENTS PREPARING FOR INDEPENDENT SCHOOLS, PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS, AND OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS
© Copyright 2015 Winnie Eke.
All rights reserved. No portion of this book may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form electronic, mechanical, photocopy, recording or any other except for brief quotations in printed reviews, without prior consent of the publisher.
Printed in the United States of America
Library of Congress Cataloging‐In‐Publication Data
Eke, Winnie
Preparing for Independent and Other Private Schools / Winnie Eke
Library of Congress Control Number: 1-2319199531
ISBN: 978-0-9906465-6-3 Softcover
Editing and book design by Keith H. Chambers
Cover Design by C W Technology Consulting
www.anointedlifepublishing.com
Dedication
This book is dedicated to the following:
•My family and friends.
•My children for prompting me to do something to help more parents and their children, and for reviewing the original manuscript.
•My friends who have sought my help throughout the years.
•My mom and dad for teaching me the joy of participating in my community.
It is wretched taste to be gratified with mediocrity when excellent lies before us
-------Isaac Disraeli
Contents
Dedication
Preface
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Chapter 1 Overview of Independent and Parochial Schools
Chapter 2 The Decision Making Process
Chapter 3 A Strategy for Choosing the Right Type of School
Chapter 4 Visit the Schools under Consideration
Chapter 5 Financial Aid
Chapter 6 Final Visits and Interviews
Chapter 7 Admission Tests
Chapter 8 Acceptance
Chapter 9 Other Considerations
Preface
In urban cities, many parents and/or guardians enroll their children in local public schools. And, in an ideal world, public school is the best option for parents who would like to use the savings for higher education. However, as their children move up to transition grades five, six, and eight, some wish there were an alternative; for different reasons. But too often, it is