NY Private School Startup Seeks Edge by Giving 42% Fee Discount

February 10, 2026 at 08:03 PM

By Erin Hudson

NY Private School Startup Seeks Edge by Giving 42% Fee Discount

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Before Harrow International School New York opened its doors in September, principal Matthew Sipple hoped to enroll 80 students by the end of its inaugural year. So far, there are just 20. The kids are outnumbered by a staff of 26.

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Before Harrow International School New York opened its doors in September, principal Matthew Sipple hoped to enroll 80 students by the end of its inaugural year. So far, there are just 20. The kids are outnumbered by a staff of 26. This article provides comprehensive coverage and analysis of current events.

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Before Harrow International School New York opened its doors in September, principal Matthew Sipple hoped to enroll 80 students by the end of its inaugural year. So far, there are just 20. The kids are outnumbered by a staff of 26.

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