Funding models for educational institutions vary widely, including government funding, tuition fees, and private grants. Public schools typically rely on state and federal funds that are allocated based on enrollment and local taxes. Alternatively, tuition-based funding applies to private and charter schools, where families directly contribute to operating costs. Additionally, some institutions pursue private donations and grants to enhance programs and facilities. Each model has implications for equity and access to quality education, emphasizing the need for diverse funding strategies to support all students effectively.