Assertion: school board's school | /r/CapableOf | self funding through auxiliary income
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text: By definition, and to a degree by the rules of the "guild," if the National Association of Independent Schools (NAIS) can be said to play that role (I think they'd squirm a bit at the idea, but it's sort of a useful notion here), independent schools are independently governed by self-perpetuating boards, self-funding through tuitions, fees, fundraising, and auxiliary income, and--for membership in NAIS--both firmly nondiscriminatory and absolutely non-profit.