Non-profit schools are educational institutions that operate without the goal of making a profit. Instead, they focus on providing quality education and serving the community. Any surplus revenue generated is reinvested into the school to improve facilities, hire qualified staff, and enhance student programs. These schools can include charter schools, private schools, and community colleges. Funding for non-profit schools typically comes from tuition fees, donations, and government grants. They often have more flexibility in their curriculum and teaching methods compared to for-profit schools. This allows them to tailor their educational offerings to meet the needs of their students and the community they serve.