Since 1960, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has provided estimates on family spending on children (from birth through age 17). This report's statistics offer a general sense of what your families may be spending on their children, but should not be used to determine tuition levels or as an argument to reduce tuition. Keep in mind, the government uses the results of this research to develop child-support guidelines, foster-care payments, and family educational programs. The national averages may not reflect the spending levels of your school's parents.
Featured Publications
Take an in-depth look at a particular subject through ISM's publications. You'll find ISM research, theory, and practices carefully outlined to support you in implementing recommended strategies within your school.
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Hiring, Nurturing, and Evaluating the Private School Head: How to Solidify the Board-Head Partnership
Boards can—and should—have excellent relationships with their Heads, and this book can help you solidify those relationships.
$31.95 General Price
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Better Boards, Better Schools
Serving as a Trustee is a privilege that carries a substantial responsibility. Learn how to lead your school with a mission-driven, student-centered approach based on 45 years of ISM research and experience working with private school Boards.
Better Boards, Better Schools is your guide to ensuring your actions as a Trustee help fulfill your school’s mission. Empower the strategic functions of your Board so your school thrives today and in the years to come.
$31.95 General Price