What private school owners should expect between the letter of intent and closingIf you have just signed a letter of intent to sell your private school, here is the short answer to what comes next: 60 to 120 days of due diligence, exclusivity, and negotiation, during which the buyer will examine every enrollment contract, financial statement, regulatory filing, and employment agreement your school has produ
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Read MorePrivate school owners rarely sell on impulse. They begin with practical questions: What is my school worth? Who is the right buyer? How do I protect confidentiality, staff continuity, the student experience, and the legacy I’ve built?
Read MorePrivate investment in education has grown up. What used to be a sector driven by mission and modest margins is now attracting institutional capital, sophisticated deal structures, and investors who know what they want. One structure you'll encounter repeatedly in large-scale school development is the PropCo/OpCo model — and if you're on either side of a school transaction, you need to understand it.
Read MoreEmail from Halladay Education Group Inc. Latest News & Updates: Millpond-backed Galileo Education Acquires Two Schools Volume 184 | January 15, 2026 Published By: Halladay Education Group Welcome To HEG’s Inner Circle eNews A Bi-Weekly Recap of Essential Reading For The Private School Sector PRIVATE SCHOOL SALES | VALUING YOUR SCHOOL | PRIVATE INQUIRIES Hello Douglas, Welcome to the 184th edition of HEG’s Inner Circle Private School eNews, where Halladay Education Group shares key insights into the latest investment activity shaping the global private education sector. HEG INSIGHTS
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