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"I probably would have been better off going to a state school, " he said.

But a state school might be just as marketable.

"You were really brave to go to a state school, " coos the doe-eyed darling across the table, "I presume it was a grammar? "

Readers, would you steer your kids away from an elite school in favor of a state school, even if you could afford the former?

This is true whether they are commuters on London's Tube or parents trying to get their children into a half-decent state school.

For that reason, I chose not to accept an athletic scholarship to an out-of-state school and instead attended the local state college.

These were developed in a year-long process led by state governors and chief state school officers.

Palfrey Junior is a state school, with no religious affiliation. But the fact that 98% of its pupils are Muslim affects the ethos.

It was a similar story for David Wolfe, a retired American physics professor who teaches in a British state school.

He retires next year and wants to help teach maths in a state school.

This is not a reference to online gambling, although it could be. This is about choosing a state school over a pricey private school.

Still, the failure of the state school system in Gansu is creating opportunities for an emerging private English language teaching sector.

That's half the typical cost at a four-year state school, and a fraction of a private university's $26, 000-average annual tuition.

Hamburg's government is laying siege to a noble and ambitious idea of education that is still possible within the state school system.

If a regular state school is not sufficient to meet the needs of a pupil with disabilities, a special school may be recommended.

But last February, Oxford University decided to abolish the exam to encourage more state school applicants.

More than a third of state school teachers thought less than a fifth of Oxbridge undergraduates came from state school.

He paid full tuition -- all told, about $200 for a three-year degree at a state school.

Remove your son from the "top" school and send him to the local state school.

The National Teacher of the Year program, a project of the Council of Chief State School Officers, began in nineteen fifty-two.

The rules that require state-school teachers to be formally qualified do have exceptions.

I remember those days at my selective state school.

Their proposal in posed as an alternative to contrast the actual project for the state school, which is already under construction.

Gene Wilhoit, director of the Council of Chief State School Officers, thinks that Mr Obama has moved in the right direction.

ACROSS England hundreds of thousands of parents are in the process of choosing a state school for their child.

These were developed in a yearlong process led by state governors and chief state school officers.

"We want to act as a beacon to inspire other talented state school students, " the trust said in a statement.

But if money were no object, would it be better to send your child to an independent, or a state school?

The non-state school shall offer schoolhouses ant teaching facilities and equipment that meet the standards.

You can make an argument that going to a fancy Ivy League college instead of a cheaper state school is a good investment.

The National Governors Association and the Council of Chief State School Officers led the effort.

But many state-school parents desperately seeking better maths teaching for their children might consider that risk rather small.

Stewart was educated in Scotland, at the state school Madras College in St.

So, would I steer my kids away from an elite school to go to a state school?

Kara Schlosser is communications director for the Council of Chief State School Officers.

Although I went to a state school, I enjoyed a comfortable upbringing and had never experienced a proper labouring job.

In 2002 it began reserving half its places for state-school graduates, and 40% of those were for blacks and Indians.

We need vouchers where it's approved by the local, state school boards.

Public school or state school? University or straight into work?

A government survey earlier this year found that most state-school children had to buy pricey clothes from a named supplier.

The new grades could hurt state-school students in another way, too.

to encourage more state school applicants.

more than twice the amount spent on state school pupils.

It is housed on the third floor of a building above an ordinary state school.

In the state school I watched a 13-year-old girl knock the hat off a policeman and then run off swearing.

He goes to a nearby state school.

Tuition at Berkeley, a state school, is about $14, 460 for in-state students. At Stanford, it's $40, 050.

Last year the city outperformed other New York state school districts with similar income levels in reading and maths at all grades.

Will you send your son to a private or a state school?

I come from the Luo state school in the center, I hope to find out next target here.

We chose the local state school.

Neal used data from a screening scheme introduced for all state school pupils aged 10 or 11 in West Virginia in 2000.

But in America even state school kids get nearly three months off, from mid-June to early September.

Her firm, for example, recently launched an access week to bring state school students from deprived London boroughs into its offices.

the impudence to suggest that his private-school background made him better qualified for the job than applicants from the state school

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Oxford, for example, says it will accept more state-school pupils;