Starting a small community-based school?

[Syldan]

Starting a small community based school is a very good and long lasting business that will generate income to you and your next generation. it also has the strength to develop yourself and the community.

 

[Emmy]

This is a good business you have taught of and many people are already into the business, even some of them have turned it to normal school and get registered when they realized they have a lot of students already.

 

[Shahid987]

Starting a small community-based school can be a rewarding experience, but it also involves a lot of planning, organization, and hard work. Here are some steps you can follow to get started:


Determine your mission and goals: What do you want to achieve with your school? What values and principles do you want to uphold?


Research your market: Who is your target audience? What are the educational needs of the community you serve?


Develop a business plan: A business plan will help you outline the costs and financial projections for your school. It will also help you identify potential sources of funding and grants.


Choose a location: Consider factors such as accessibility, size, and cost when selecting a location for your school.


Recruit staff and faculty: Assemble a team of dedicated and qualified professionals to help you run your school.


Create a curriculum: Design a curriculum that aligns with your mission and goals, and meets the needs of your students.


Market your school: Spread the word about your school through social media, local events, and community outreach.


Starting a small community-based school requires a lot of effort and dedication, but the rewards of making a positive impact on the lives of your students can be well worth it.

 

[Nomad]

When you want to start a school, you have two options, either to make it a profitable business or do service for the community by running on a no-profit no-loss basis. Community schools are basically non for profit organizations.

 

[Jonaville]

I don't know if there is any sense or money in this but it is something a woman on our street has started. Since the school systems in our area are terrible and not all parents can stay home for home-schooling, a woman and her sister decided to host homeschooling for the neighborhood kids. She provides computers, internet, snacks, lunches, ect. and only asks for $50 per student, per week to cover the costs of all the supplies, food, etc. She is up to 9 students and it seems to be perfectly legal below a certain number. I believe the limit in this area is 15 kids.

Is there a way to do this legally and earn from it? I am curious.

There is truly a way to do it legally and earn from it. There are so many schools in my area that are like this and they are recognized by the government so it is a good business

 

[Good-Person]

There are many such kind of schools in my area that are owned by a specific community. Such kind of schools generate much revenue because they attract students from a specific community.

 

[Kennysplash]

I will not really say a community business school because you have to go through legal procedures before you can begin that and it may take a lot of time. So you can start by teaching after school lessons.

 

[Heatman]

This is indeed a wonderful innovation, I wish I had such opportunity when I was younger as the amenities she is offering is quite good but I expected it to be this expensive because of the numbers.

Opening and running of an educational system is something that is very difficult. I'm not sure it is something a lot of people will have the means of seeing it through because of the challenges and protocol that are involved in opening up a school.

 

[Laurentta]

Starting a small community-based school could be a good idea but i don't know if it would be very profitable because most community-based school owners charge very little for the services they render.

 

[Ernestnari]

If you can be smart enough to name it after the community, you would whip sentiments of parents in the community to send their kids to their very own community school. Be sure to deliver qualitative education and watch it grow so big.

 

[Heatman]

Starting a school is not something that you should joke with especially when it comes to the environment you choose and how much you want to charge for school fees. You should always ensure that you are making profit at the end of the day.

The most important thing is trying to make sure that you hire the right professionals that are going to be very good with teaching in all the subjects that are required to be taught in your school. This is because it is what is going to make parents to enroll their kids in your school.

 

[Grant]

You probably won't gain a whole lot from starting your own community based school. If you can somehow pool together donations from local parents and residents, maybe you could make it work, but even so, you probably won't make much from it.

But if you have the money and can afford to lose money on starting a school, more power to you.