Mount Hood Railroad blocking access to a private middle school and a wedding venue, move along, nothing to see here: https://www.hoodrivernews.com/news/parking-dispute-between-wildwood-and-mt-hood-railroad-becomes-legal/article_617d5b78-a4c2-11e9-84b7-47125c710a20.html
Wildwood Academy link: https://www.wildwood-academy.org
The Ruins link: https://wwwtheruins.org/about
Wildwood Academy The tuition for the 2019/20 school year is as follows: Tuition for 2019/20 School Year: $10,500 You will have the option of establishing a payment plan that will have equal payments of $2,000 deducted from your account starting on August 1st and ending on January 1st. Sibling Discount: Siblings of Wildwood students will receive a 10% discount (enrolled concurrently in the same school year). Our Tuition vs Public Schools: The tuition for Wildwood is less than Oregon pays per student (K-12), $10,442. We will always strive to keep our tuition at, or below, the statewide level. Please see this link for more information.
The tuition for the 2019/20 school year is as follows:
Tuition for 2019/20 School Year: $10,500
You will have the option of establishing a payment plan that will have equal payments of $2,000 deducted from your account starting on August 1st and ending on January 1st.
Sibling Discount: Siblings of Wildwood students will receive a 10% discount (enrolled concurrently in the same school year).
Our Tuition vs Public Schools: The tuition for Wildwood is less than Oregon pays per student (K-12), $10,442. We will always strive to keep our tuition at, or below, the statewide level. Please see this link for more information.
It is all about the Benjamins - who has them and who wants them.
Never too old to have a happy childhood!
BaltACD Wildwood Academy The tuition for the 2019/20 school year is as follows: Tuition for 2019/20 School Year: $10,500 You will have the option of establishing a payment plan that will have equal payments of $2,000 deducted from your account starting on August 1st and ending on January 1st. Sibling Discount: Siblings of Wildwood students will receive a 10% discount (enrolled concurrently in the same school year). Our Tuition vs Public Schools: The tuition for Wildwood is less than Oregon pays per student (K-12), $10,442. We will always strive to keep our tuition at, or below, the statewide level. Please see this link for more information. It is all about the Benjamins - who has them and who wants them.
Anybody notice the math error? ... The academy charges $10,500, but the state pays $10,442 per student, yet the academy claims they charge less. Granted it is only $58, but still the academy charges that much MORE than the state.
Unless you pay $2,000 per month, then you pay from Aug 1st to Jan 1st, that is 6 months so you pay $12,000.
Semper Vaporo
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Semper Vaporo Anybody notice the math error? ... The academy charges $10,500, but the state pays $10,442 per student, yet the academy claims they charge less. Granted it is only $58, but still the academy charges that much MORE than the state. Unless you pay $2,000 per month, then you pay from Aug 1st to Jan 1st, that is 6 months so you pay $12,000.
Johnny
You have to do this sometimes to enforce property rights. I think I would side with the railroad, though the railroad could have taken the case to civil court first instead of attempting the blockade.
Semper VaporoAnybody notice the math error? ... The academy charges $10,500, but the state pays $10,442 per student, yet the academy claims they charge less. Granted it is only $58, but still the academy charges that much MORE than the state. Unless you pay $2,000 per month, then you pay from Aug 1st to Jan 1st, that is 6 months so you pay $12,000.
Don't forget - Oregon residents are already paying the taxes that lets the state pay $10,442 in addition to the amount they will be paying the Wildwood Academy....
Mathmatical justification is not a strong point of the Wildwood experience.....
Wildwood has made attempts to come up with a rental agreement for the parking spaces at the same rate as the Hood River Hotel, which rents a section of the lot, but the railroad wanted to charge Wildwood more than Hood River Hotel’s rate, Huntington said.
“It’s really frustrating. We’ve tried to make a deal with them to rent the parking, but they don’t want to rent the parking,” said Huntington, adding that there have been a lot of “reasonable deals” — including an offer to set up paid parking meters in the lot — that the railroad rejected.
Sounds like they are willing to rent it, just not for free because 'it is for the children' ...
Mathematics is not a strong suit of most Oregon residents.
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