What to send
Email hello@newschoolrun.com with “Correction” in the subject line. Include the page address, the passage concerned and what you believe should change. A dated fee schedule, school policy or regulator document helps us check it.
You can also question an assessment or suggest missing context. Explain which evidence would change the conclusion. We consider feedback on both factual accuracy and editorial judgment.
How we check a report
We compare the report with the cited evidence and look for newer or more specific sources. Different fees or policies may apply to different campuses, grades and academic years, so those details matter when resolving a discrepancy.
Once an error is confirmed, we correct it. If the evidence remains unclear, we explain the uncertainty or remove the unsupported claim. Reports that could affect a family’s application or payment receive priority. The time needed depends on the evidence available.
What a correction should update
A material correction should include a dated note on the affected page. It should also update the supporting records and any cards or guides that repeat the error. Typographical and formatting fixes do not need a separate correction notice.
A review date records when a page was checked. It does not guarantee that a school’s policy or price has stayed the same since then. Read our editorial standards for more on sources and uncertainty.