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The document discusses several types of educational institutions: charter schools, which receive public funding but have more flexibility than traditional public schools; college preparatory schools, which are private four-year day schools; homeschooling, where children are educated at home typically by parents; magnet schools, which are public schools that specialize in certain subjects; Montessori schools, based on Maria Montessori's child-centered educational philosophy; and Waldorf schools, which take an artistic, conceptual approach and emphasize imagination.
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