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Choice initiatives and expansions in Florida, Arkansas, West Virginia and elsewhere show that eventually, trees blossom
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Hoosiers Score Benefits from Private School Choice
New observational study finds students who got vouchers in Indiana were more likely than similar traditional public-school students to enroll in college.
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Majority of U.S. Students Now Exercise School Choice
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Bye-Bye, Booker
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Vouchers and Tax Credits
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Vouchers and Tax Credits
Making Sense of the Lousy Test Results in Louisiana’s Voucher Program
Recent Louisiana Scholarship Program test scores look pretty grim. But there are three important caveats to keep in mind.
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Some Regulations Deter Private Schools from Participating in Voucher Programs
Rules preventing participating schools from having specific admissions policies and requirements that schools take state standardized tests both reduce the likelihood that private schools say they will participate in voucher programs.
Vouchers and Tax Credits
In the News: Millennials Are More Likely to Support School Choice — a SXSWedu Panel Reveals Why
According to recent polls, adults who were born between 1981 and 1996 tend to think favorably about charter schools, vouchers, and other types of education options.
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Private School Choice Helps Students Avoid Prison and Unplanned Pregnancies
New evidence from America’s longest-running voucher program
Vouchers and Tax Credits
Do Voucher Regulations Reduce Anticipated Voucher Program Participation and School Quality?
Evidence from an experimental study
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