Kanye West's Donda Academy Is Having Parents Sign NDAs, According to New Report

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Kanye West has fans questioning what is going on at Donda Academy, the new private school that he founded.

The school year recently began and there are reportedly around 100 children enrolled in the tuition-based Christian prep school, which is located in Simi Valley, California.

A new report from Rolling Stone gave some insight into what’s happening inside the school, though not much is known. It was revealed that parents of the students have been required to sign nondisclosure agreements, which have been described as an “informal agreement.” Click inside for more details… The daily schedule for the schoolchildren includes “full school worship; core classes of language arts, math and science; lunch and recess; enrichment courses including World Language, Visual Art, Film, Choir and Parkour.” Kanye‘s collaborate Malik Yusef opened up for the article and said that the rapper plans on expanding the school across the country over the next five years. “I want to be emphatic that there’s never been a time that Kanye West did not want to do this,” he said. “I think people don’t understand the gravity of that.

This man always wanted to create a school in his mama’s name … Look at what we’re doing with the choir and the fashion in school — I don’t think there’s a venture capitalist or anybody that’s had a vision this clear on what education can look like for you.” “People choose to bring their kids to Donda Academy for a sense of privacy,” he added. “A sense of care, a sense of concern, a sense of love, an environment of health, and an environment of wealth, an environment of learning, and putting God as a focus.” Donda consultant Tamar Andrews talked about the agreements that parents signed and why there’s a secrecy