August 1, 1999

Private schools face challenges

BOULDER — Private schools aren’t necessarily in business for the money.

Most in Boulder County are non-profits, but more and more parents are shelling out $2,000 to $11,400 per child annually for a private-school education. Parents here have a wealth of schools to choose from for their children.

About half of the private schools in Boulder County are based in religion. Boulder’s Sacred Heart of Jesus School with 465 students is the largest private school in the county, according to a survey in July by The Business Report. But other schools are…

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