Vic parents pay most for public schools

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published February 11, 2015

Victorian parents pay more than the rest of the country for their kids' public schools, an auditor-general's report shows.

MELBOURNE, Feb 11 - The State Government also spent less than the national average per student - 14.4 per cent less ...

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