The most obvious of these is the so-called high-tax aid provision that reimburses wealthy and moderate-income districts that tax themselves heavily to fund high-end school programs.
Every high-end school boasts about its commitment to the "whole child," to kids' intellectual, emotional, social, and physical development.
Mr. Josephson, who said high-end schools generally turn a blind eye to cheating, agreed.
Thiel received more than 400 applications and most were from very high-end schools, including about seventeen applicants from Stanford.
In fact, they are most common at private schools and high-end public schools, or in rare inner-city schools with an aggressive counselor like Ms. Sternlieb.
The North Shore Hebrew Academy high school will have a more egalitarian standard, as many extracurricular activities and sports as a public high school and the cachet of a high-end private school.
(Aaron Green's set and Ashley Farra's costumes archly bring to mind a religious pageant in a high-end boarding school).
Considered a conservatory or high-end finishing school of sorts, it existed at a time when women were otherwise completely deprived of education, which made courtesans and prostitutes a scintillating and welcome escape from innocent and homely wives.
End high school on a high note, energized for the transition to your next step.
Mr. Coles said that most schools would be parochial and that high-end private schools like Dalton, where Mr. Levy sends his two children, would not participate because their tuition costs far surpassed what vouchers would cover.
But some superintendents say their concerns have largely been ignored by county and state officials who see the high-end vocational schools as showcases.
