No.

Sidwell.

If you work as a private school teacher, unless your spouse makes a high salary, how can you afford to send your kids to your school?

No. The school drops the teaching parent's salary when calculating financial aid, which could be good or not, depending on marital status and HHI of spouse.

HOSchools/admin and teacher have entirely different contracts. Admin can negotiate all kinds of things.

Depends on your level at the school. I know someone who is assistant head of upper school, and his kids go for free.

Anonymous wrote:It’s pretty obnoxious that the schools don’t do more.

I think you get a pretty significant preference for purposes of admission.

I get about 85% between remission and financial aid.

It’s pretty obnoxious that the schools don’t do more.

Anonymous wrote:Do your kids get to attend for free?

Free? No. A discount, in most cases a relatively small one.

No

I know a teacher at our school. She gets a small discount but that’s it.

This really depends on the school. Almost all schools give some sort of discount, but I’m not aware of any that cover all tuition.

I work at a private school my kids aren't eligible for, because it's single sex and my kids are the opposite sex.

But if you work there a certain number of years and your kids are the right sex, then you get a small discount which increases each year. I don't know the details, because I don't have eligible kids.

No

Do your kids get to attend for free?