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    FINANCING YOUR CHILD´S SCHOOL YEAR
    FINANCING YOUR CHILD´S SCHOOL YEAR
    FINANCING YOUR CHILD´S SCHOOL YEAR
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    FINANCING YOUR CHILD´S SCHOOL YEAR

    By Karllo MELLO

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    Financing Your Child's School YearAccording to Huntington Bank’s Backpack Index, in 2015 parents paid on average over one grand per child in school expenses, fees, and supplies (http://huntington-ir.com/ne/news/hban072915.htm). High school can be as much as $1500 per year for each student depending on the activates they’re involved in. It’s clear that public school isn’t free after all, so what is a parent on a limited budget to do about it? The first thing to do is to accept it, and the next thing to do is to plan for it. If you’re a low-income parent, keep reading; there will be options and resources for you too.Items You’ll Likely Be Responsible For in Public School
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBibliomundi
    Release dateApr 24, 2022
    ISBN9781526055866
    FINANCING YOUR CHILD´S SCHOOL YEAR

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