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Education Vouchers
Educational vouchers represent a system of education finance in which parents are given a tuition certificate that can ...
Source: National Center for the Study of Privatization in Education (Teachers College, Columbia University)
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Why School Choice?
The origins of public schools lie in the belief that they bring learning and opportunity to all and ensure a stable ...
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School Choice as Education Reform: What Do We Know?
School choice exists today in a variety of forms, from charter schools, magnet schools, and district and state open ...
Source: Educational Resource Information Center (U.S. Department of Education)
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School Choice
In the simplest of terms, it means letting every parent send their child to the school of their choice regardless of ...
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School Choice Myth-Busters
Issue 1: Existing Range of Choices is AdequateMyth: School boards currently offer a wide variety of options to parents, ...
Source: Society for Quality Education
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Frequently Asked Questions About School Choice
Does school choice help students do better in school? Doesn’t school choice drain resources from public ...
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State School Choice Programs
AZ Arizona Personal Tax Credit AZ Corporate Tax Credits for School ...
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School Choice Legislation
This reflects the bills that have been introduced this legislative session. We also provide Model Legislation for ...
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Public School Independent Study Programs - Homeschool
Enrolling your child in a public school independent study program is the legal equivalent to enrolling him in public ...
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Alternative Is No Solution
For big-city school superintendents, embracing effective charter schools in their districts makes sense. It gives ...
Source: Economic Policy Institute
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Do Charter Schools Cut It? No
Charter schools, as supporters promised, can give parents and students more options. But more doesn't automatically ...
Source: Economic Policy Institute
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Student-Centered Philosophies
Excerpt from: Teachers, Schools, and Society: A Brief Introduction to Education p. 207-217 Student-centered ...
Source: McGraw-Hill Higher Education
