The data, told end to end.
Three essays that bring both series together: the private market according to the Enrollment X-Ray, public education according to its own figures, and the opportunity in between.

102 institutions, 69 cities, eight months of diagnostics. What school owners measure, not what they believe.

Learning, school buildings, teachers, school days and spending. The official and international figures that still exist, gathered on a single page.

13.4 million households can afford a private school, yet only 10% of students attend one. The market has done its part. What’s missing lies inside each institution.