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Efficiency of public and private service delivery: the case of secondary education

Halásková, Renáta

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A current issue is the evaluation of the efficiency of various types of education service providers. This paper aims to evaluate the efficiency of the services of secondary education provided by a variety of types of providers. The evaluation of secondary education is performed on a sample of 26 grammar schools in the Presov region of the Slovak Republic. The method of data envelopment analysis (DEA) is used. The results of the efficiency of 26 grammar schools in the period 2012-2013 to 2016-2017 showed that grammar schools from the sample established by all providers (public, private, church entity) reached the full efficiency score. By contrast, six grammar schools were evaluated as the least efficient. The evaluation of the set of grammar schools based on the average efficiency score also showed that, from the viewpoint of the types of providers, public grammar schools reach higher efficiency scores, in comparison with church and private grammar schools. These findings expand on the theory of public goods with respect to their production and render valuable information for not only education providers but also creators of regional strategic plans in education policies.

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ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 33 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SERVICE DELIVERY: THE CASE OF SECONDARY EDUCATION ABSTRACT A cu en issue is he e alua ion o he e iciency o a ious ypes o educa ion se ice p o ide s. This pape aims o e alua e he e iciency o he se ices o seconda y educa ion p o ided by a a ie y o ypes o p o ide s. The e alua ion o seconda y educa ion is pe o med on a sample o 26 g amma schools in he P ešo egion o he Slo ak Republic. The me hod o da a en elopmen analysis (DEA) is used. The esul s o he e iciency o 26 g amma schools in he pe iod 2012- 2013 o 2016-2017 showed ha g amma schools om he sample es ablished by all p o ide s (public, p i a e, chu ch en i y) eached he ull e iciency sco e. By con as , six g amma schools we e e alua ed as he leas e icien . The e alua ion o he se o g amma schools based on he a e age e iciency sco e also showed ha , om he iewpoin o he ypes o p o ide s, public g amma schools each highe e iciency sco es, in compa ison wi h chu ch and p i a e g amma schools. These indings expand on he heo y o public goods wi h espec o hei p oduc ion and ende aluable in o ma ion o no only educa ion p o ide s bu also c ea o s o egional s a egic plans in educa ion policies. KEYWORDS Da a En elopmen Analysis, e iciency, g amma schools, seconda y educa ion, Slo ak Republic HOW TO CITE Halásko á R., Mikušo á Me ičko á B., Halásko á M. (2022) ‘E iciency o Public and P i a e Se ice Deli e y: The Case o Seconda y Educa ion’, Jou nal on E iciency and Responsibili y in Educa ion and Science, ol. 15, no. 1, pp. 33-46. h p://dx.doi. o g/10.7160/e iesj.2022.150104 Rena a Halásko á1* Beá a Mikušo á Me ičko á2 Ma ina Halásko á3 1Uni e si y o Os a a, Facul y o Educa ion, Depa men o Technical and Voca ional Educa ion, Czech Republic 2Ma ej Bel Uni e si y, Facul y o Economics, Depa men o Public Economics and Regional De elopmen , Slo akia 3VŠB-Technical Uni e si y o Os a a, Facul y o Economics, Depa men o Public Economics, Czech Republic * ena a.halasko [email p o ec ed] A icle his o y Recei ed May 26, 2021 Recei ed in e ised o m Augus 30, 2021 Accep ed Janua y 6, 2022 A ailable on-line Ma ch 22, 2022 Highligh s • E alua ion o he e iciency o g amma schools by use o da a en elopmen analysis. • The e alua ion o he e iciency o g amma schools e lec s he o m o inancing and olume o ecei ed inancial esou ces. • Compa ison o he public and p i a e p o ision o seconda y educa ion ailed o a i e a a clea conclusion ha would p omo e any o he o ms. INTRODUCTION E iciency has been a equen ly discussed opic o e he pas ew decades also in he public sec o . The easons behind a e no only h ea s, such as de ici s in budge s o public-sec o o ganisa ions, bu also public demand associa ed wi h an inc eased in e es in he quali y o public se ices p o ided by public-sec o o ganisa ions om he iewpoin o ci izens in he ole o consume s o public se ices (Ch is l, Köppl- Tu yna and Kucse a, 2020). Unde he pe manen p essu e o he public, hese o ganisa ions a e o ced o inc ease he e iciency o he p o ision o public se ices wi h he aim o secu e a long- e m exis ence. As a esul , hei ac i i ies mus unde go an e alua ion o hei e iciency. E iciency is de ined as ex en o which o ganisa ion p oduces a gi en ou pu , o ex en he goals de ined by he o ganisa ion a e ul illed wi h leas possible use o esou ces. When e alua ing he ul ilmen o goals, a mo e complex app oach mus be adop ed in e ms o he p o ision o public se ices, namely 3Es, s anding o economy, e iciency, and e ec i eness (Chan and Lynn, 1991; Lewis and Fall, 2017; López-To es and P io , 2020). The eason is ha i economy o e iciency a e e alua ed, e ec i eness mus also be conside ed, since i plays a signi ican ole in a complex e alua ion (Kaplan and No on, 2000; López-To es and P io , 2020). A he same ime, he e alua ion o e ec i eness is ine i ably ela ed o he e alua ion o economy and e iciency, since when analysing he ex en o he ul ilmen o he de ined goals, economy and an e icien use o esou ces mus also be aken in o accoun Full esea ch pape P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 34 ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 (I ne and La cke , 2003; Kuwai i, 2004). I mus also be said ha despi e a complex e alua ion o economy, e iciency and e ec i eness, hese c i e ia may collide (A ms ong, 2015; Flo ina, 2017). As a ule, only a speci ic ype o educa ional p o ide s is conside ed wi h espec o he e alua ion o he e iciency o educa ional ins i u ions (Coulson, 2009; Che chye e al., 2010; C espo-Cebada, Ped aja-Chapa o and San ín, 2013; Naza ko and Šapa auskas, 2014; Sil e nail and Johnson, 2014; Rao, 2015; Mikušo á, 2017). Resea ch s udies al eady ca ied ou dealing wi h he e alua ion o e iciency in educa ion on he egional le el in he Czech o Slo ak Republics ocused on a ious ypes o seconda y schools, howe e only om he pe spec i e o public p o ide s (Chlebouno á, 2019; Mališo á and Š ang eldo á, 2020). Ou come o he p esen esea ch is e alua ion he e iciency o he deli e y o educa ional se ices by di e en ype o p o ide s (public, p i a e, chu ch en i y) wi h a speci ic ocus on high-school educa ion (g amma schools) in egional con ex he Slo ak Republic. On he heo e ical le el, he a icle con ibu es o he b oadening o cu en knowledge ega ding he use o non-pa ame ic e alua ion o echnical e iciency in public se ices wi h espec o he co ec ion o inpu s and ou pu s in he in e es o an e ec i e p o ision o he analysed se ices seconda y educa ion. This pape aims o e alua e he e iciency o he se ices o seconda y educa ion p o ided by a a ie y o ypes o p o ide s. The e alua ion is pe o med a he egional le el on a sample o 26 g amma schools in egion o in he Slo ak Republic P ešo . The au ho s o he pape in end answe he esea ch ques ion (RQ), which s ems om heo e ical bases o he deli e y o public se ices and esul s o s udies pe o med in he gi en a ea. RQ: A e e icien g amma schools in he P ešo egion ela ed o he pa icula ype o educa ion p o ide s (a public, p i a e, chu ch en i y)? A esea ch ques ion is sui ed o explo a o y esea ch, because he ela ionships be ween a iables e iciency and a ious ypes o educa ion se ice p o ide s a e mo e unce ain. The pape is di ided in o six pa s. The i s pa is in oduc ion, which p esen s he gi en opic in b oade con ex om he pe spec i e o he e iciency o public se ices, ollowed by heo e ical backg ound and o e iew o li e a u e on he opics o e iciency o educa ion and e iciency o seconda y educa ion. The hi d pa desc ibes he applied me hod and da a used. The ou h pa p esen s he esul s abou he e alua ion o he e iciency o g amma schools in he Slo ak Republic using he example o he P ešo egion and ende s sugges ions and measu es o he leas e icien schools. The nex pa is discussion, whe e he esul s a e discusses in a wide con ex . The las pa is conclusion, which summa ises he ob ained ou comes and o e s a heme o u he esea ch. Li e a u e e iew E iciency is de ined as he ela ionship be ween he quan i y o inpu s in an implemen a ion o a p ocess, and he quan i y o ou pu s (Flo ina, 2017). E iciency and e ec i eness pu sues he ela ionship be ween inpu s, ou pu s and ou comes (Mihaiu, Op eana and C is escu, 2010:133). The highe is he esul (ou pu ) ob ained in e ms o p esc ibed esou ces (inpu s), he g ea e is he e iciency o an ac i i y (A onso, Schuknech and Tanzi, 2003: 8). E iciency can be e alua ed in a ious a eas o economy. Educa ion ep esen s an a ea o he public sec o . The sec o o educa ion includes schooling a schools a all le els and in simila acili ies ha a e pa ly o ully unded om public esou ces. In gene al, i is impossible o de ine which educa ional se ices all unde he public sec o and which do no , because sys ems o educa ion a y ac oss coun ies and so does he ange o educa ional se ices ha a e co e ed om public esou ces (S igli z and Rosenga d, 2015). O e he pas yea s, app oaches owa ds he e alua ion o e iciency ha e been inc easingly discussed in he sec o o educa ion (Lockheed and Hanushek, 1994; Bohm and Bohmo a, 2016; De Wi e and López-To ez, 2017; Johnes, Po ela and Thanassoulis, 2017; López-To es and P io , 2020). Educa ional e iciency is equen ly con used wi h educa ional e ec i eness, and a imes he wo e ms a e (inapp op ia ely) used in e changeably. Educa ional e ec i eness is whe he o no a speci ic se o esou ces has a posi i e e ec on achie emen and, i so, how la ge his e ec is. Clea ly, since e ec i eness does no di ec ly compa e esou ce uses o cos s, wha is e ec i e is no necessa ily wha is mos e icien (Lockheed and Hanushek, 1994: 2). Thus, in he con ex o educa ion, e icien use o esou ces (be ha inancial o he inna e abili y o s uden s) occu s when he obse ed ou pu s om educa ion (such as es esul s o alue added) a e p oduced a he lowes le el o esou ce; e ec i e use o esou ces ensu es ha he mix o ou comes om educa ion desi ed by socie y a e achie ed. I is e iciency ( a he han e ec i eness) o educa ion (Johnes, Po ela and Thanassoulis, 2017: 331). Educa ional ins i u ions a e seen as mul i-p oduc o ganisa ions p oducing an a ay o ou pu s om a ious inpu s (Johnes, Po ela and Thanassoulis, 2017: 332). Acco ding o a numbe o au ho s, he e iciency o educa ional ins i u ions is a cu en ly discussed opic (Naza ko and Šapa auskas, 2014; Mikušo á, 2017; Agasis i and Zoido, 2018). Besides, he e a e di e en iews on he e alua ion o e iciency in educa ion. Me ičko á e al. (2020) deal wi h measu ing and e alua ing o he pe o mance o seconda y educa ion in he Slo ak Republic and p oposed possible pe o mance indica o s in e ms o public g amma schools. Also o he au ho s (Fe o and D’Elia, 2020; De La Hoz, Zuluaga and Mendoza, 2021) add ess he ques ion o measu ing e iciency in educa ion om a a ie y o pe spec i es. Co de o- Fe e a, Ped aja-Chapa o and Salinas-Jimenez (2008) ocused on di e en possibili ies o measu ing e iciency in he educa ion sec o , aiming o de ine he mos app op ia e model o he e alua ion o schools. De Wi e and López-To es (2017) ca ied ou an ex ensi e e iew o li e a u e on he opic o e iciency in educa ion, summing up selec ed a iables and adop ed app oaches owa d he e alua ion o e iciency in educa ion. A numbe o esea ch s udies deal wi h he e iciency o seconda y educa ion in Eu opean coun ies. A is o nik and Obadić (2014) esea ched echnical e iciency o seconda y educa ion in he EU and OECD coun ies. The esul s con i med ha echnical e iciency in seconda y educa ion di e s ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 35 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 signi ican ly ac oss he majo i y o he analyzed coun ies. Dincă e al. (2021) e alua e he e iciency o he educa ion sec o using a sample o 28 EU coun ies. An e alua ion o alloca ion and echnical e iciency was pe o med a di e en le els o educa ion. Based on he esul s, he au ho s s a e ha “old” membe s a es each a highe e iciency sco e compa ed o “new” membe s a es. Agasis i and Zoido (2018) measu ed he e iciency in 8,000 schools in 30 coun ies (using PISA indica o s). Following he esul s o he pe o mance o high schools in 36 coun ies using PISA indica o s, Co de o e al. (2018) also came o he conclusion ha he e exis s a highe he e ogenei y be ween coun ies han be ween schools. Di e ences be ween schools a e asc ibed mainly o economic indica o s and cul u al alues. O he au ho s (Sa ico and Rosa, 2009; Hen iques and Ma cena o-Gu ie ez, 2021) o e an image o he educa ion sys em by e alua ing he e iciency o seconda y educa ion in selec ed coun ies. In pa icula , Hen iques and Ma cena o-Gu ie ez (2021) concen a ed on he pe o mance o high schools in Po ugal, conside ing he a ia ion o di e en indica o s. The indings indica e ha an a e age e icien public school eaches an a e age sco e, bu is s ill below he OECD a e age. A signi ican aspec ha is e lec ed in he e alua ion o e iciency a high schools is he manne o inancing and he o al olume o ecei ed inancial esou ces wi h espec o he achie ed esul s (A onso and Aubyn, 2006; Agasis i, 2014; Bohm and Bohmo á, 2016; Ga u o a e al., 2017). Agasis i (2014) and Ga u o a e al. (2017) e alua ed he e iciency o public expendi u es on seconda y educa ion in Eu opean coun ies and he quali y o educa ion by use o PISA indica o s. E alua ion o educa ion e iciency is associa ed also wi h he ul ilmen o educa ion goals in ela ion o an e icien use o public esou ces (Ma eso a and Kuca, 2019; Ople alo a, No ako a and Balaban, 2019). As ega ds o he au ho s, Haele mans and De Wi e (2012), o ins ance, assessed he impac o inno a ion in educa ion on seconda y school pe o mance in he Ne he lands. Thei esul s con i m ha inno a ion in p o iling, eaching, p ocesses and educa ion chains is signi ican ly ela ed o e iciency, whe eas inno a ion in highe quali ica ion o eache s has an insigni ican e ec on schools’ e iciency. In a b oade con ex , he e iciency o seconda y educa ion is analysed also in ela ion o compe i ion be ween schools. B adley, Johnes and Milling on (2001) calcula ed he echnical e iciency o all seconda y schools in England in he pe iod 1993-1998 on he basis o a ange o ou pu s (execu ion o exams and isi a e). The esul s indica e ha compe i ion co ela es wi h e iciency. The esul s also showed ha compe i ion is a signi ican de e minan o changes o e iciency in ime. Holmbe g (2017) pe o med he measu emen o ela i e e iciency o high schools in Sweden in he pe iod 2006-2007 h ough 2015-2016 by means o s ochas ic on ie analysis. The signi ican ac o s we e he impac o compe i ion on he school pe o mance and ela i e e iciency o public and independen schools. Also Agasis i (2013) did esea ch in o he e alua ion o e iciency in ela ion o compe i ion, using he example o schools in I aly. The esul s showed ha compe ing schools each highe pe o mance and be e esul s. In connec ion wi h he e iciency o seconda y educa ion, o he au ho s ha e examined he e iciency o public and p i a e schools (Waldo, 2007; Millime and Collie , 2008; Che chye e al., 2010; Rao, 2015) o e iciency o cha e schools (Sil e nail and Johnson, 2014). Millime and Collie (2008) analysed whe he compe i ion amongs public schools in luences he e iciency in which hese schools ope a e. The ob ained indings sugges ha he e a e un esol ed in e ac ions be ween compe i ion, e iciency and inances o school. Waldo (2007) s a es ha he e alua ion o e iciency in Swedish public high schools a he local le el is a ec ed by compe i ion and local policies. Howe e , he au ho is o he opinion ha e iciency o p i a e schools is un ela ed o compe i ion. Che chye e al. (2010) sugges ed addi ional c i e ia (e iciency and equi y) o p i a e (bu publically unded) and public schools in Belgium (Flande s) o compa e he pe o mance o di e en school ypes. Thei app oach includes conside a ions, o ob aining “ ai ” pe o mance compa isons in he public sec o con ex . The gi en opic p o ides an app oach o he e alua ion o he e iciency o seconda y educa ion (g amma schools) om he iewpoin o a ious p o ide s in he egional con ex o he Slo ak Republic. This iew on he e iciency o seconda y educa ion (g amma schools) is signi ican ly ela ed o no only he manne schools a e unded, bu also an ou line o compe i ion condi ions be ween he indi idual ypes o schools. In he economic en i onmen , he aim o non-p ice compe i ion is o a ac demand wi h me hods o he han p ice (Mankiw, 2009). In he p esen case, seconda y schools (g amma schools), when iden ical educa ional se ices a e o e ed by a ious p o ide s o educa ion (public, p i a e, chu ch en i ies), apply me hods o non-p ice compe i ion, such as inc eased quali y o educa ion o inno a ion o educa ional se ices. The use o his compe i ion be ween schools mo i a es he schools o inc ease e iciency. MATERIALS AND METHODS Da a Da a om he S a is ical O ice o he Slo ak Republic om he yea s 2012-2019 we e used o documen he numbe o schools (g amma schools) by ype o educa ion au ho i y in he egions o he Slo ak Republic. The da abase o he e alua ion o e iciency is ep esen ed by seconda y da a ob ained om he epo on educa ional ac i i ies o e he pe iod o i e school yea s, 2012-2013 o 2016-2017. The chosen ime pe iod o e alua ing he e iciency o schools is in luenced by he a ailabili y o da a o all analysed a iables a he ime o s udy p ocessing. The sou ces ha e been chosen om selec ed s a is ics and da abases o he Slo ak Republic. Speci ically, da a a e d awn om he Regis e o Schools and School Facili ies, School Repo s, Eduzbe (collec ion o da a o he pu poses o no ma i e inancing), Managemen Repo s, he NÚCEM da a po al, he INEKO (Ins i u e o Economic and Social Re o ms) p ima y and seconda y schools po al and he S a is ics o he Cen e o Social A ai s and Families. The pape is ocused on he e alua ion o comple e seconda y gene al educa ion (uppe seconda y), which acco ding o Ac no. 245/2008 Coll. (Na ional Council o he Slo ak P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 36 ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 Republic, 2008) “applies o he success ul comple ion o he las yea o a leas a ou -yea and a maximum o eigh yea s o he g amma school educa ional p og amme”. The esea ch sample a e selec ed g amma schools in he Slo ak Republic, speci ically in he P ešo egion. Acco ding o he Eu opean Commission/ EACEA/Eu ydice (2020: 2) and Ac no. 245/2008 Coll. (Na ional Council o he Slo ak Republic, 2008), a g amma school “is a gene al, in e nally di e en ia ed seconda y school which educa es pupils in 4-yea , 5-yea o 8-yea educa ional p og ammes and p o ides uppe seconda y gene al educa ion ISCED 344. Educa ional p og ammes o g amma schools ocus pa icula ly on p epa a ion o s udy a highe educa ion ins i u ions; hey may also p epa e o he pu sui o some ac i i ies in public adminis a ion and cul u e“. Fo he esea ch, 26 g amma schools ha e been chosen wi h h ee di e en educa ion p o ide s in he P ešo egion. These g amma schools a e loca ed in he ci ies o he P ešo egion. The g amma schools ha e been selec ed on he basis o andom selec ion. A leas one ep esen a i e was selec ed o each ci y, p o ided i had i s da a published and a ailable. G ea e ep esen a ion o g amma schools is seen in la ge and egional ci ies, such as P ešo . The se o g amma schools includes public (s a e), p i a e and chu ch ou -yea g amma schools. Public g amma schools (Pu), a o al o 15, es ablished by he P ešo sel -go e ning egion ( egion), eigh g amma schools es ablished by chu ch o a chu ch communi y (Ch), and h ee g amma schools which ep esen p i a e es ablishe s (P ). See Table 1 o mo e de ails. School Educa ion p o ide Municipali y G amma school JIRASKOVA 12 BJ public Ba dejo G amma school LIPANY public Lipany G amma school J. A. RAYMAN PO public P ešo G amma school T. VANSOVA SL public S a á Ľubo ňa G amma school DR. C. DAXNER VT public V ano nad Toľou G amma school GIRALTOVCE public Gi al o ice G amma school GEN. L. SVOBODA HE public Humenné G amma school SNINA public Snina G amma school J. F. RIMAVSKY LE public Le oča G amma school P.O. HVIEZDOSLAV KK public Kežma ok G amma school MEDZILABORCE public Medzilabo ce G amma school KUKUCINOVA PP public Pop ad G amma school SABINOV public Sabino G amma school DUKL. HRDINOV public S idník G amma school STROPKOV public S opko P i a e g amma school BJ p i a e Ba dejo P i a e g amma school PP p i a e Pop ad G amma school SUKROMA SPOJENA SKOLA PO p i a e P ešo G amma school SV. MONIKA PO chu ch P ešo E angelical g amma school - EV. SPOJ. SKOLA PO chu ch P ešo G amma school SV. J. ZLATOUSTY HE chu ch Humenné Chu ch g amma school SV. MIKULAS SL chu ch S a á Ľubo ňa G amma school SV. MIKULAS PO chu ch P ešo G amma school SV. F. Z ASSISI LE chu ch Le oča G amma school CIRKEVNA SPOJENA SKOLA HE chu ch Humenné G amma school P.P. GOJDIC PO chu ch P ešo Table 1: Se o g amma schools in he P ešo egion (sou ce: INEKO, 2020a) Inpu and ou pu indica o s ha e been selec ed o e alua e he e iciency o g amma schools. Inpu ac o s: he numbe o eache s pe 100 s uden s and Con ibu ion o one s uden pe school yea . Ou pu ac o s: Ra e o s uden s admi ed o uni e si ies and Uni e si y admission success a e (see Table 2). The inpu and ou pu indica o s in his pape ha e been aken om he o icial da abase INEKO (INEKO, 2020b, 2020c). A ce ain limi a ion in connec ion o he applied ou pu indica o s is he admission a e o applican s o uni e si ies ab oad. This he admission a e o applican s is no moni o ed in e ms o indi idual seconda y schools in Slo akia. Howe e , we do no conside i se ious limi a ion, because he o al pe cen age o all applican s om all schools who manage o s udy a uni e si ies ab oad accoun s ep esen only 17% (OECD, 2018). The esul s o he co ela ion analysis using Pea son’s co ela ion coe icien (Cohen e al., 2013) ha e shown ela ions be ween inpu and ou pu alues in he pe iod 2012- 2013 o 2016-2017. A low o medium co ela ion can be seen be ween he inpu alues in he e alua ed yea s (maximum alue o 0.44); a medium o s ong co ela ion be ween ou pu alues (maximum alue o 0.67); and a nega i e low o medium co ela ion be ween inpu and ou pu alues (maximum alue ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 37 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 o -0.49). A medium o s ong co ela ion was only obse ed be ween ou pu alues in he e alua ed pe iod. Howe e , bo h ou pu indica o s a e conside ed necessa y o he ollowing analysis o he e iciency o schools by use o he DEA me hod, which is he eason why none o he ou pu indica o s has been excluded. Me hods The p esen esea ch applies he me hod o da a en elopmen analysis (DEA) o e alua ion o echnical e iciency o public se ices in he educa ion sec o . DEA is among he mos equen ly used non-pa ame ic me hods in he e alua ion o echnical e iciency o p oduc ion uni s. The e alua ion o he e iciency o he gi en p oduc ion uni ende s he e iciency ega ding he ans o ma ion o i s inpu s o ou pu s ela i e o o he uni s. Unlike he usual calcula ion o e iciency (p oduc i i y) a e, he DEA me hod applies ma hema ical p og amming, which enables he inclusion o a as amoun o inpu s and ou pu s in he model. Unlike he o dina y calcula ion, he weigh s a e a iable and se o maximise he ela i e e iciency a e o he e alua ed uni agains he o he uni s (Coope , Sei o d and Zhu, 2011; Dlouhý, Jablonský and Zýko á, 2018; Melecký, S aníčko á and Hančlo á, 2019). E iciency is exp essed by he ans o ma ion p ocess o inpu s o ele an ou pu s. Fo he analysis, he BCC-O (ou pu - o ien ed model) is applied, which op imises he ou pu s. The abb e ia ion BCC is de i ed om he ini ials o i s au ho s who we e he i s o o mula e i : Banke , Cha nes and Coope (1984). This model conside s a iable e u ns o scale. I is a adial model compa ing he e iciency o se e al n-decision uni s (Decision Making Uni s - DMU) in he ans o ma ion o m inpu s o he same ype o s ou pu s o he same ype (Zhu, 2016). As he e can be a la ge numbe o uni s whose e iciency is analysed, i is mo e sui able o ope a e wi h dual models. A mo e de ailed cha ac e is ic o he BCC model is ende ed by e.g. Banke , Cha nes and Coope (1984), Toloo (2014) o Zhu (2016). N is he numbe o uni s – in ou case g amma schools ( , 1, 2, ..., j DMU j n= ), whe e each consumes m di e en inpu s ( , ij x 1, 2, ..., im= ) and p oduces s di e en ou pu s ( j y , 1, 2, ..., s= ). The ma ix o inpu s may be ma ked as X = { ij x , 1, 2 , ,im= … ; 1, 2 , ,jn= … }, while he ma ix o ou pu s may be ma ked as Y = { , j y 1, 2 , , s= … ; 1, 2 , ,jn= … }. The ou pu -o ien ed BCC model (dual) can be w i en in he ollowing o m (Coope , Sei o d and Zhu, 2011 o Dlouhý, Jablonský and Zýko á, 2018: 33). Maximise () 11 ms q i i ss ϕε −+ = = ++ ∑∑ (1) Subjec o 1 1,..., n j j q q j y s y s λϕ + = −= = ∑ 1 1,..., n ij j i iq j x sx i m λ − = += = ∑ 1 1 n j j λ = = ∑ 0 1,..., jjn λ ≥= 0 1,..., i s im − ≥= 0 1,..., s s + ≥= Whe e ij x a e inpu s, 1, 2, ..., im= is he alue o he i- h inpu o he uni DMUj, m - numbe o inpu s; j y a e ou pu s, 1, 2, ..., s= is he alue o he - h ou pu o he uni DMUj, s - numbe s o ou pu s; and whe e q is e alua ed DMUq, yq is he ou pu o e alua ed DMUq, xq is he inpu o e alua ed DMUq, q ϕ − e iciency a e o he e alua ed uni (DMUq). Depending on he cha ac e o e u ns o scale, a condi ion has been added in he model. The condi ion, p esuming a iable e u ns o scale, is as ollows: 1 1 n j j λ = = ∑ s+ , 1, 2..., s= , and i s− , 1, 2..., ,im= a e dual a iables a ibu ed o low cons ain s o weigh s o inpu s and ou pu s. In he limi ing condi ions, hese a e slack a iables o inpu s ( ) s+ and ou pu s ( ) s− and he ε is an in ini esimal cons an by means o which he model secu es a posi i e alue o all weigh s o inpu s and ou pu s. Componen s o ec o 12 ( , , , ), 0 n jj λ λλ λ λ =…≥ as weigh s (coe icien s o linea combina ion) assigned o he espec i e uni s o he e alua ed se (Coope , Sei o d and Zhu, 2011; Dlouhý, Jablonský and Zýko á, 2018). DEA models p o ide he use s wi h ou pu in o ma ion no only ega ding he e iciency a e bu also abou how he e alua ed uni s (g amma schools in he p esen Va iable Desc ip ion Uni Sou ce Inpu s Numbe o eache s pe 100 s uden s The numbe o eache s pe 100 s uden s a he school. Fo he pu poses o his indica o , in e nal eache s, ex e nal eache s and eache s o p ac ical subjec s a e conside ed. Numbe s a e acked as o Sep embe 15 h o he espec i e school yea . numbe School po al INEKO Con ibu ion o one s uden pe school yea The olume o inancial esou ces a he school’s disposal o one yea . The sums a e p o ided in he amoun pe s uden and pe school yea , beginning wi h espec o he yea de ined. eu os School po al INEKO Ou pu s Ra e o s uden s admi ed o uni e si ies The sha e o seconda y school g adua es accep ed o a leas one uni e si y in he ollowing school yea in Slo akia agains he o al numbe o g adua es. pe cen age School po al INEKO Uni e si y admission success a e The sha e o seconda y school g adua es accep ed o a leas one uni e si y in he ollowing school yea in Slo akia agains he o al numbe o candida es who applied o a a leas one uni e si y. pe cen age School po al INEKO Table 2: Inpu and ou pu a iables o he analysis (sou ce: INEKO, 2020b, 2020c) P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 38 ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 esea ch) imp o e hei ac i i ies o each he e iciency on ie (Dlouhý, Jablonský and Zýko á, 2018: 35). Some ad an ages o he DEA app oach a e: he sou ces o ine iciency can be analysed and quan i ied o e e y e alua ed uni ; capable o being used wi h any inpu - ou pu measu emen , al hough o dinal a iables emain icky (Coope , Sei o d and Zhu, 2011). By using he DEA SOLVER so wa e o p ocessing he analysis, he inal o de o e icien g amma schools is ob ained along wi h he answe o he ques ion which schools (g amma schools) a e e icien and which a e no . E icien uni s a e on he e ge o e iciency while e iciency is equal o 1. The ou come o he DEA analysis is a se o ecommenda ions o ine icien uni s (in he p esen s udy o g amma schools) on how o s eamline he p oduc ion o hei educa ional se ices. RESULTS Rep esen a ion o he numbe o g amma schools by ypes o educa ion p o ide in egions o he Slo ak Republic Acco ding o he Eu opean Commission/ EACEA/EURYDICE (2020) g amma schools in he Slo ak Republic a e es ablished by he s a e ep esen ed by a sel -go e ning egion, o a egional o a dis ic au ho i y (61.7%), p i a e en i ies (16.6%), he chu ch (21.7%). I is he e o e a speci ic combina ion o public/ p i a e mix o p oduc ion and inancing o educa ion se ices wi h a speci ic ocus on g amma schools. The o e iew o g amma schools by he ype o educa ion p o ide in egions o he Slo ak Republic is seen in Table 3. Yea s 2012, 2015 and 2019 ha e been chosen o he sake o compa ing he end o he numbe o high schools (g amma schools). Slo akia/ egions** 2012 2015 2019 schools* schools* schools* Public P i a e Chu ch To al Public P i a e Chu ch To al Public P i a e Chu ch To al Slo akia 152 39 55 245 149 40 57 246 145 39 51 235 BR egion 21 13 9 43 21 15 945 20 16 9 45 TRN egion 16 2 4 22 16 3 3 22 16 3 2 21 TRE egion 12 3 4 19 12 3 4 19 11 3 4 18 NI egion 17 2 8 27 17 1 8 26 16 0 6 22 ZI egion 21 2 6 29 21 2 730 21 2 6 29 BB egion 20 5 5 30 19 5 5 29 18 6 4 28 PR egion 21 6 13 40 21 513 39 21 512 38 KO egion 23 6 6 35 22 6 8 36 22 4 8 34 No e:* Numbe o schools as o Sep embe 15 h o he espec i e yea , No e:** BR- B a isla a egion; TRN- T na a egion; TRE-T enčín egion; NI- Ni a egion, ZI-Žilina egion, BB- Banská Bys ica egion, PR- P ešo egion, KO- Košice egion. Table 3: Numbe o g amma schools by ype o educa ion p o ide in egions o he Slo ak Republic (sou ce: au ho s acco ding o he S a is ical O ice o he Slo ak Republic, 2021) E alua ing he numbe o g amma schools in he Slo ak Republic, a no iceable educ ion in he numbe o g amma schools can be seen, namely 235 g amma schools in 2019 compa ed o 245 in 2012, o 246 in 2015. Compa ing he ep esen a ion o g amma schools in he indi idual egions o he Slo ak Republic, he la ges numbe o g amma schools is ound in he B a isla a egion (app oxima ely 18%), ollowed by he P ešo egion (app oxima ely 16%), and he hi d la ges numbe o g amma schools (14%) is loca ed in he Košice egion. On he o he hand, he lowes numbe o g amma schools om he egions o he Slo ak Republic is ep esen ed in he T enčín egion (app oxima ely 8%), wi h 19 g amma schools in 2012 and 2015, and 18 g amma schools in 2019. As ega ds g amma schools by he ype o educa ion au ho i y, public g amma schools accoun o he majo i y in egions o he Slo ak Republic, ollowed by chu ch g amma schools (wi h he excep ion o he B a isla a egion). P i a e g amma schools a e he leas ep esen ed in mos egions. The numbe o g amma schools acco ding o he speci ic educa ion au ho i ies (public, p i a e, chu ch) di e s sligh ly in he espec i e egions, especially in he B a isla a egion (p i a e g amma schools) and in he P ešo egion (chu ch g amma schools). The esul s clea ly show ha , speci ically in he P ešo egion, ou o he o al o 38 g amma schools 21 a e public g amma schools (55.5%), 5 a e p i a e g amma schools (13.2%), and 12 a e chu ch g amma schools (31.6%). Using he example o selec ed g amma schools in he P ešo egion, an analysis o he e iciency o seconda y educa ion is ca ied ou in he nex pa o he esul s. E alua ion o he e iciency o g amma schools in he condi ions o he Slo ak Republic using he example o he P ešo egion In his pa is p esen ed he e iciency o 26 g amma schools in he P ešo egion in he school yea s 2012- 2013 o 2016-2017, using he BCC-O model. The sco e e iciency in he espec i e yea s is seen in Table 4. ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 39 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 Based on he o e all esul s o success a e o e he school yea s 2012-2013 o 2016-2017, G amma school J. A. Rayman, ha ing achie ed he e iciency sco e o 1 in all e alua ed yea s, can be conside ed he bes e iciency model. G amma school Ji asko a 12 in Ba dejo and G amma school Medzilabo ce, bo h e icien ou imes in he cou se o he i e yea s, achie ed he second bes esul s in e iciency in he e alua ed yea s. G amma school Lipany, G amma school P. P. Gojdic and G amma school T. Vanso a in S a a Lubo na achie ed h ee ull e iciency sco es. On he con a y, six g amma schools we e ine icien in all e alua ed yea s. These we e wo g amma schools es ablished by he sel -go e ning P ešo egion, h ee g amma schools es ablished by he chu ch, and one es ablished by a p i a e en i y (see Table 4). On he whole, mos ly g amma schools es ablished by he egion and chu ch eached he ull sco e (=1), whe eas p i a e g amma schools eached ull e iciency only in he school yea 2013-2014. In 2012-2013, 10 g amma schools we e e icien : se en public and h ee chu ch. In 2014-2016, only i e g amma schools we e e icien each yea , ou o which we e public and one chu ch. The highes numbe o e icien g amma schools, 11, was obse ed in he school yea 2016- 2017. The numbe o e icien g amma schools in he obse ed pe iod by he ype o educa ion p o ide is seen in Table 5. Schools E iciency sco e 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 G amma school JIRASKOVA 12 BJ (Pu) 1 1 1 1 0.8812 G amma school LIPANY (Pu) 0.9666 0.9724 1 1 1 G amma school J. A. RAYMAN PO (Pu) 1 1 1 1 1 G amma school T. VANSOVA SL (Pu) 1 0.9647 1 0.9823 1 G amma school DR. C. DAXNER VT (Pu) 0.9731 0.9554 1 0.9100 0.9868 G amma school GIRALTOVCE (Pu) 1 0.9078 0.9952 0.9282 1 G amma school GEN. L. SVOBODA HE (Pu) 1 1 0.9928 0.9960 0.9527 G amma school SNINA (Pu) 0.9438 0.9972 0.9789 0.9907 1 G amma school J. F. RIMAVSKY LE (Pu) 0.957 0.9718 0.9782 0.9161 0.9208 G amma school P.O. HVIEZDOSLAV KK (Pu) 1 1 0.9773 0.9700 0.9627 G amma school MEDZILABORCE (Pu) 1 1 0.9753 1 1 G amma school KUKUCINOVA PP (Pu) 0.883 0.8653 0.9716 0.8466 1 G amma school SABINOV (Pu) 0.9362 0.8936 0.9195 0.9400 1 G amma school DUKL. HRDINOV SVIDNIK (Pu) 0.9362 0.9265 0.9636 0.8212 0.9889 G amma school STROPKOV (Pu) 0.9574 0.9091 0.9507 0.9253 1 P i a e g amma school BJ (P ) 0.8511 0.9732 0.9263 0.8500 0.9493 P i a e g amma school PP (P ) 0.8617 1 0.9263 0.8900 0.9300 G amma school - souk oma spojena skola PO (P ) 0.8511 1 0.8316 0.9800 0.8600 G amma school SV. MONIKA PO (Ch) 0.9409 0.9689 0.9876 0.9618 0.9083 E angelical g amma school - EV. SPOJ. SKOLA PO (Ch) 0.8936 0.8386 0.9674 0.7900 0.9878 G amma school SV. J. ZLATOUSTY HE (Ch) 0.9761 1 0.9368 0.9400 1 Chu ch g amma school SV. MIKULAS SL (Ch) 0.9985 0.9535 0.9368 0.9830 1 G amma school SV. MIKULAS PO (Ch) 0.8191 0.9263 0.9847 0.8900 0.9501 G amma school SV. F. Z ASSISI LE (Ch) 1 0.978 0.8931 0.9146 0.9296 G amma school CIRKEVNA SPOJENA SKOLA HE (Ch) 1 1 0.8842 0.8300 0.9467 G amma school P.P. GOJDIC PO (Ch) 1 1 0.8842 1 0.9606 No e: Pu – public g amma school, P – p i a e g amma school, Ch – chu ch g amma school Table 4: E iciency sco e in g amma schools in he P ešo egion in he school yea s 2012-2013 o 2016-2017 (sou ce: au ho s by use o DEA SOLVER) To al numbe o g amma schools by educa ion p o ide E icien g amma schools in he obse ed school yea s 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 Public (15) 7 5 5 4 9 Chu ch (8) 3 3 0 1 2 P i a e (3) 0 2 0 0 0 Table 5: Numbe o e icien g amma schools in he P ešo egion by educa ion p o ide (sou ce: au ho s) Table 6 shows he a e age e iciency sco e o g amma schools in he P ešo egion. I can be seen ha he in he pe iod 2012-2013 o 2016-2017 he a e age e iciency sco e o he 26 g amma schools in he P ešo egion anged om 0.91 o 1 in 15 public g amma schools, om 0.90 o 0.92 in h ee p i a e g amma schools, and om 0.90 o 0.97 in eigh chu ch g amma schools. P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 40 ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 Recommenda ions o ine icien g amma schools in he P ešo egion by he ype o educa ion p o ide Now, ecommenda ions and sugges ions a e p esen ed o he ine icien g amma schools in he school yea s 2012-2013 o 2016-2017, using he da a p esen ed in he ou pu o he DEA analysis. The absolu e alues and ecommended pe cen age changes o inc ease and achie e e iciency a e p o ided o selec ed ine icien uni s (ine icien g amma schools). The s a ed alues and pe cen age changes depend on he selec ion o inpu and ou pu ac o s as well as on he selec ion o he model and i s o ien a ion. In all i e e alua ed school yea s, 2012-2013 o 2016-2017, six g amma schools we e ine icien . These a e wo g amma schools es ablished by a public educa ion p o ide (G amma school in S idnik and G amma school J. F. Rima sky in Le oca), h ee chu ch g amma schools (G amma school s . Mikulas, G amma school s . Monika in P ešo , and E angelical g amma school - E anjelicka spojena skola in P ešo ), and one p i a e g amma school (P i a e G amma school Ba dejo ). The lis o he ine icien g amma schools acco ding o he ype o educa ion p o ide is shown in Tables 7-9. Recommenda ions o ine icien public g amma schools Recommenda ions based on he BBC-O ou pu -o ien ed model o he imp o emen o ine icien public g amma schools in he P ešo egion a e cap u ed in Table 7. schools a e age sco e schools a e age sco e G amma school JIRASKOVA 12 BJ (Pu) 0.98 G amma school DUKL. HRDINOV SVIDNIK (Pu) 0.93 G amma school LIPANY (Pu) 0.99 G amma school STROPKOV (Pu) 0.95 G amma school J. A. RAYMAN PO (Pu) 1 P i a e g amma school BJ (P ) 0.91 G amma school T. VANSOVA SL (Pu) 0.99 P i a e g amma school PP (P ) 0.92 G amma school DR. C. DAXNER VT (Pu) 0.97 G amma school - souk oma spojena skola PO (P ) 0.90 G amma school GIRALTOVCE (Pu) 0.97 G amma school SV. MONIKA PO (Ch) 0.95 G amma school GEN. L. SVOBODA HE (Pu) 0.99 E angelical g amma school - EV. SPOJ. SKOLA PO (Ch) 0.90 G amma school SNINA (Pu) 0.98 G amma school SV. J. ZLATOUSTY (Ch) 0.97 G amma school J. F. RIMAVSKY (Pu) 0.95 Chu ch g amma school SV. MIKULAS SL (Ch) 0.97 G amma school P.O. HVIEZDOSLAV KK (Pu) 0.98 G amma school SV. MIKULAS PO (Ch) 0.91 G amma school MEDZILABORCE (Pu) 0.99 G amma school SV. F. Z ASSISI LE (Ch) 0.94 G amma school KUKUCINOVA PP (Pu) 0.91 G amma school CIRKEVNA SPOJENA SKOLA HE (Ch) 0.93 G amma school SABINOV (Pu) 0.94 G amma school P.P. GOJDIC PO (Ch) 0.97 No e: Pu – public g amma school, P – p i a e g amma school, Ch – chu ch g amma school Table 6: A e age e iciency sco e o g amma schools in he P ešo egion in he pe iod 2012-2013 o 2016-2017 (sou ce: au ho ’s calcula ions) School yea G amma school J. F. Rima sky in Le oca I1 I2 O1 O2 Sco e E 2012-2013 -15.6 -6.3 4.5 4.5 0.95 2013-2014 0 0 2.9 2.9 0.97 2014-2015 0 0 2.4 2.2 0.97 2015-2016 -9.2 0 11.3 9.2 0.92 2016-2017 -1.8 0 8.6 8.6 0.92 School yea G amma school Duklianskych h dino in S idnik I1 I2 O1 O2 Sco e E 2012-2013 -8.1 -5.6 10.8 6.8 0.93 2013-2014 0 -1.2 9.4 7.9 0.92 2014-2015 -7.2 0 3.8 4.5 0.96 2015-2016 -30. 0 30.3 21.8 0.82 2016-2017 0 -1.8 1.1 1.1 0.98 No e: inpu indica o I1 – sha e o eache s pe 100 s uden s; inpu indica o I2 – con ibu ion o s uden in EUR; ou pu indica o O1 – a e o g adua es admi ed o uni e si y in %; ou pu indica o O2 – uni e si y admission success a e in % Table 7: P ojec ion o ine icien g amma schools (educa ion p o ide is a public en i y) (sou ce: au ho s using DEA SOLVER) I he sugges ions o inc easing he e iciency o public g amma schools a e e alua ed acco ding o he BBC-O model (Table 7), a p oblem occu ed in he case o G amma school J. F. Rima sky in Le oca in he analysed pe iod ega ding he numbe o eache s pe 100 s uden s, and in each yea an inc ease in he a e o admi ed s uden s (O1) and he pe cen a e o admission (O2). Fo he las wo yea s analysed, he equi ed inc ease anges om 8 o 11%. To inc ease and ERIES Jou nal olume 15 issue 1 P in ed ISSN 2336-2375 41 Elec onic ISSN 1803-1617 a he same ime app oach he pa e ns o e iciency, i is ecommended o o e p epa a o y cou ses o uni e si ies led by eache s and p o esso s om he equi ed uni e si ies, which could inc ease in e es and mo i a e s uden s o be mo e in e es ed in p epa ing o en ance exams. Fo he i s and he las wo yea s analysed, a educ ion o he numbe o eache s pe 100 pupils (I1) is ad ised, caused by he g adual educ ion o he o al numbe o pupils and school eache s o e he las h ee yea s om 199 pupils o 176, and he numbe o eache s dec eased by one each yea . This phenomenon may ha e been caused by he lack o in e es on he pa o elemen a y-school lea e s and hei pa en s due o p ejudices abou he quali y o chu ch high schools in he Slo ak Republic. G amma school in S idnik was ine icien in he analysed pe iod as a esul o a high, subop imal numbe o eache s pe 100 pupils, and also ailed o achie e a su icien pe cen age o success ul admission o uni e si ies and he a e o g adua es admi ed o uni e si ies. In 2016-2017, compa ed o 2015- 2016, he g amma school inc eased he e iciency sco e om 0.82 o 0.98, because he o al numbe o school s uden s had been educed om 219 o 197, and also educed he numbe o eache s om 24 o 22, and in u n, he numbe o success ully admi ed g adua es inc eased. In he school yea 2015-2016, 44 ou o 66 g adua es we e admi ed and in he ollowing yea 56 ou o 63 g adua es. To inc ease e iciency, we ecommend o inc ease (O1) he sha e o admi ed g adua es a uni e si ies and (O2) he admission a e using p epa a o y cou ses which can help g adua es in uni e si y en ance exams. Recommenda ions o ine icien p i a e g amma schools Sugges ions o he ou pu -o ien ed model (BCC-O) o inc ease he e iciency o one p i a e g amma school in he P ešo egion a e lis ed in Table 8. School yea P i a e g amma school Ba dejo I1 I2 O1 O2 Sco e E 2012-2013 -54.0 -17.5 26 17.5 0.85 2013-2014 -14.4 0 12.5 2.8 0.97 2014-2015 -24.6 -0.99 124.4 8.0 0.92 2015-2016 -39.6 -2.0 28.9 17.7 0.85 2016-2017 -21.32 0 5.3 5.3 0.94 No e: inpu indica o I1 – sha e o eache s pe 100 s uden s; inpu indica o I2 – con ibu ion o s uden in EUR; ou pu indica o O1 – a e o g adua es admi ed o uni e si y in %; ou pu indica o O2 – uni e si y admission success a e in % Table 8: P ojec ion o an ine icien g amma school (educa ion p o ide is a p i a e en i y) (sou ce: au ho s using DEA SOLVER) In he e alua ed yea s, he P i a e g amma school Ba dejo was ine icien . I came closes o he e iciency limi in he school yea 2013-2014 wi h he sco e o 0.97. Table 8 shows sugges ions o inpu and ou pu co ec ions o each yea . Following he analysis h ough an ou pu -o ien ed model, i can be seen ha a yea -on-yea educ ion (I1) o he numbe o eache s pe 100 s uden s is ecommended. A he same ime, an inc ease o he sha e o uni e si y g adua es admi ed o uni e si ies (O1) and o he pe cen age o uni e si y admission success (O2) is ecommended on an annual basis. Based on hese indings, i is ecommended o educe he high p opo ion o eache s pe 100 s uden s while i would be sui able o use he se ices o ex e nal eaching s a o inc ease he a ac i eness o he school, e.g. o eign eache s, exchange s ays and an inc ease in he numbe o pupils a he school and hus inc ease i s e iciency. Once he numbe o s uden s admi ed o he g amma school has inc eased, he sha e o eache s pe 100 pupils will dec ease, and he g amma school will app oach he limi o e iciency. The sha e o s uden s admi ed o uni e si y can be inc eased h ough p epa a o y cou ses. Recommenda ions o ine icien chu ch g amma schools Following he ou pu -o ien ed model (BCC-O), Table 9 p o ides sugges ions o imp o ing he e iciency o h ee g amma schools, which a e es ablished by he chu ch o chu ch communi y. Based on he ou pu -o ien ed BCC-O model, educ ion o inpu s as well as ou pu s is ecommended o G amma school s . Mikulas. Rega ding ou pu s, i is ecommended o engage in educa ion h ough clubs, communica ion and exchange s ays wi h o eign s uden s, o c ea e pa ne schools and pa icipa e in o eign p ojec s and hus inc ease he chances o admission o uni e si ies. The model o he imp o emen o e iciency also ecommends a educ ion (I2) in he con ibu ion pe s uden . This phenomenon may be caused by he poo ly s a ed eal amoun o he con ibu ion o he s uden con ibu ion comes om se e al sou ces. In he case o G amma school s . Monika in P ešo , o inc ease e iciency, i is ecommended o educe inpu s and inc ease ou pu s. Acco ding o he analysis o he las yea , his g amma school could achie e e iciency i i inc eases bo h ou pu s (O1, O2) by 10%. We sugges pa icipa ing in p ojec s and ge ing mo e poin s o he admission p ocedu e by engaging and w i ing e.g. wo k on p o essional ac i i ies o he school. Based on he model, i is ecommended o he E angelical g amma school in P ešo o educe bo h inpu ac o s (I1, I2), when in 2014-2015 and 2016-2017 he ecommended educ ion o he s uden con ibu ion exceeded 40%. The en i e con ibu ion om public unds is b oken down in o he numbe o s uden s in he school.