What if investors could look at an institution's "real performance" the same way they look at a company's financial statements?

Here's a shocking realization I had when I was reorganizing my children's education portfolio. I realized that I had no way of knowing if the $30,000 a year I was spending on private education was delivering a reasonable ROI. Schools would advertise "we have a 95% SKY acceptance rate," but in reality, they were only accepting kids who were going to SKY in the first place.

The bigger problem was the inequality of access to information: key data about education - student-teacher ratios, actual value for money, learner satisfaction, post-graduation pathways - was either fragmented or not publicly available at all.

So we came up with this investment strategy: