Why school choice is winning, and how the Supreme Court could set it back
School choice, the idea that educational funding should follow students rather than school districts, has rapidly gained momentum over the last few years. Read more
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School choice, the idea that educational funding should follow students rather than school districts, has rapidly gained momentum over the last few years. Read more
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