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C. Cost Savings

By Janet R. Beales, published on Aug. 1, 1995

Contracting with a private-practice educator can be a more cost-effective way of providing instructional services for a number of reasons.

SKU: S1995-05

Teacher, Inc.: A Private Option for Educators

Executive Summary
Introduction
Entrepreneurial Educators
What Can Private Practice Bring To Schools?
Comparing the Cost of In-house and Contracted Services
Policy Considerations
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Appendix I: Recommendations for Policy Makers
Appendix II: Model Legislation
Appendix III: Contacts
Case Studies
Endnotes

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