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Enjoy the Game, but Turn Down the Sound
Useful history of school choice exaggerates threat to public education
School Choice
In New Book, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos Emerges as a Modern Alyosha
School choice advances farther than any had anticipated
School Choice
The Finlandization of New Orleans
Learning from the Big Easy’s success story is not so easy
School Choice
Come to Jesus
Effort parties, data walls, reading logs, and “warm/strict” — a look inside Success Academy
School Choice
EdStat: The Average Increase in the African American Concentration Experienced by an African American Transfer Student was 3.8 Percent
Charters don’t seem to be solving the problem of school segregation and, in some cases, are making it a little worse.
School Choice
The Politics of Choice When the Public School was Born
A review of Public vs. Private by Robert N. Gross
School Choice
A Judicious Overview of the Charter Movement
A review of "Charter Schools at the Crossroads" by Chester E. Finn Jr., Bruno V. Manno, and Brandon L. Wright
School Choice
Choice Words
Catholic Schools: Private and Social Effects
Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2000, $100; 160 pages
By William Sander
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