Quiet revolution reshaping private schools in response to new challenges
Private schools face a quiet shift amid academic pressures and financial strain. NAIS president Cary Potter notes trends toward coeducation, independence, and flexible study while emphasizing closer faculty student ties and higher per pupil attention.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
Cary Potter
National Association of Independent Schools
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Maltese grapples with postwar independence and debt
In 1942 Malta faced Axis raids and George VI awarded the George Cross. Decades later Malta, independent since 1964, wrestles with debt, unemployment, and tourism decline under Mintoff as Britain’s influence fades. Russia seeks shore facilities while NATO allies seek a new deal. US figures, like Melvin Laird, show interest in Malta’s evolving status.
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