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Statewide curriculum sounds seductive, but charters, vouchers are more promising.
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Vouchers and Tax Credits
Why Even Oklahoma Couldn’t Pass a School Voucher Bill
Major political and election reforms are the paths to genuine change
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Vouchers and Tax Credits
Hoosiers Score Benefits from Private School Choice
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Vouchers and Tax Credits
Majority of U.S. Students Now Exercise School Choice
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Bye-Bye, Booker
Gone from the Democratic primary, his education policy voice may yet return somehow.
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