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Demand for British Private Schools Surges After NYC Mayor's Election
3/31/2026
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Story summary
- The election of Zohran Mamdani, the New York Mayor, has driven demand for British private schools.
- Caven Wagstaff, a consultant, reports a surge as families seek alternatives to NYC schools.
- His firm doubles in size and charges a flat £20,000 for its services.
- Parents view these schools as status symbols, prioritizing prestige over cost.
- Despite the fees, many see it as a smart investment in their children's futures.
