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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (36986)	8/5/2005 1:45:13 AM
From: elmatador	Read Replies (1) of 306849

In an US Curriculum International School I pay: R$25.400 Brazilian Real. (25,400 Brazilian Real = 11,026.2 US Dollar) a year. The majority of the teachers are foreign who comes as expatriates to Brazil. That includes, tuition, lunch and extracurricular activities. In the CA the figure 7.5K is probably accurate but most of the money may be mispent as any service provided by the goverment. I the International School is managed as a business, suffers from currency fluctuations that affect the numbers of kids there (if Brazilian Real depreciates as in 1999, the costs go higher and the kinds nr goes lowers ice the Nissan,/Renault, HSBC, Nokia or Audi cuts foreign staff in Curitiba.) Parents are heavily involved since: they are paying a lot of money for the kids' education, expat mothers have a lot of free time to have a say on what they offer as extra-curricular activities or foreign languages, there is heated election for the board.... No way my daughter would be going to the US as legal for the country benefit from my investment.

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