 
 <prompt> ```Private schools, wey dem sabi as independent schools, non-governmental, or nonstate schools, no dey controlled by local, state or national governments; so dem get the right to select their students and dem dey collect money from their students as school fees, instead of depending on government money wey dem collect through tax; for some private schools, students fit get scholarship wey fit reduce the cost, based on the talent wey the student get (e.g. sport scholarship, art scholarship, academic scholarship), financial need, or tax credit scholarships wey fit dey available.

For United Kingdom and some other Commonwealth countries like Australia and Canada, the term dey restricted to primary and secondary educational levels; e no dey used for universities and other tertiary institutions. Private education for North America cover all levels of education, from pre-school reach tertiary level institutions. Annual school fees for K-12 schools fit range from nothing for 'tuition-free' schools reach more than $45,000 for some New England preparatory schools.``` <response>: 1. no
2. independent schools
3. non-governmental
4. nonstate schools
5. no
6. nothing to more than $45,000
7. no
8. student tuition
9. sport scholarship
10. art scholarship
11. academic scholarship
12. no
13. yes 