How do you start your own SCHOOL?

Question

i want to start a private school, what do you do??

Answer 1

First, learn how to use capital letters properly.

Talk to the local Ministry of Education about their requirements for private educational institutes. Where I live, the Ministry outlines the following plan:

1. Find a suitable location. Ensure the facility's location meets any municipal/district by-laws for school use. Ensure the facility is suitable for the delivery of the educational program. Have the building inspected by the local building, fire and health authorities and obtain written confirmation that the facility complies with their standards. Obtain an "occupancy permit," or equivalent, from the local building permit authority.

2. Advise the Office of the Inspector of Independent Schools in writing of your intention to establish and operate an independent school in compliance with the requirements of the Independent School Act; the name and registration number of the governing authority (copy of the society or company certificate issued by the Registrar of Companies); the date you wish to open for instruction; the anticipated student enrolment and the grade levels to be offered; and include a copy of the letter from the municipality confirming compliance.

3. Appoint a principal and hire staff. All teachers in schools must be certified if the school's program is to be certified so that its graduates are eligible to receive a diploma upon completion of high school. Ideally, the principal will have a MEd in Educational Leadership and all teachers will have undergraduate degrees in their field of study followed by post-degree teaching qualifications.

4. Establish policies and procedures. The independent school authority should establish polices for school administrative procedures including such items as; safety practices, student discipline, reporting of child abuse, student records, appeals (parent and teacher), supervision and field trips.

5. Undergo an initial inspection of the school facility upon issuance of interim certification. The Office of the Inspector of Independent Schools will arrange for an initial on-site inspection of the independent school facility during the first year of operation. Upon completion of a successful on-site inspection, a classification will be issued.

Answer 2

You would need to get registered with the Department of Education in your state. Depending on what building will be used,you will need to get it checked by state fire marshal.
You will also need to get checked by department of health too.

Answer 3

take class have place have qualified people to work and ask for loans and check with your state for permits and everything else you need also have a lawyer your side

good luck with your dream you can do it

Answer 4

Isn't there a movie that just came out about that?