A Full School That Still Felt Stuck

I worked with a school that had a waiting list.

Every classroom was full.

But financially, it was still tight.

“I don’t understand – we’re full.”

The issue wasn’t enrollment.

Tuition hadn’t been evaluated.

Costs had increased.

No one had connected the two.

So the school was full – but full of underpriced seats.

A full school doesn’t guarantee financial health.

It amplifies what’s already there.

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