3.03.2006
Free Business Idea
There's an article in the NYT today about the insane world of NYC private pre-school admissions among the upper class.
I hereby offer a solution. A bidder-market pre-school.
I propose to start a pre-school with two branches, one on the upper east side and one on the upper west side. There will be 20 kids in each school in two separate classrooms. All of the instructors will have Ivy-league degrees, and the head of school will have a Ph.D. School will be open from 7:30 to 6:00.
Admission will be by sealed bid for annual tuition. Not only can you buy your way in, it's the only way to get in.
How high would it go? ¶ 11:27 AM
I hereby offer a solution. A bidder-market pre-school.
I propose to start a pre-school with two branches, one on the upper east side and one on the upper west side. There will be 20 kids in each school in two separate classrooms. All of the instructors will have Ivy-league degrees, and the head of school will have a Ph.D. School will be open from 7:30 to 6:00.
Admission will be by sealed bid for annual tuition. Not only can you buy your way in, it's the only way to get in.
How high would it go? ¶ 11:27 AM
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That's pretty awesome. Plus given the limited size of the place, the higher the bids go, the more interest you're likely to have.
Just imagine the bragging rights of saying, "Sure it cost $1 million for the year, but my kid's right there with Soros' grandson."
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Just imagine the bragging rights of saying, "Sure it cost $1 million for the year, but my kid's right there with Soros' grandson."
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