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What do education reformers look for in a school for their own kids?
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The Louisiana Scholarship Program
Contrary to Justice Department claims, student transfers improve racial integration
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Information Fuels Support for School Reform
Facts about local district performance alter public thinking
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Reform Agenda Gains Strength
The 2012 EdNext-PEPG survey finds Hispanics give schools a higher grade than others do
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What We’re Watching: Vouchers and Social Justice
Paul Peterson sits down with the WSJ to discuss a new study on how vouchers help African American students.
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What We’re Watching: WSJ on Romney’s Pro-Choice Education Plan
Mitt Romney's education reform platform is discussed by the Wall Street Journal's David Feith.
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What We’re Watching: Another Solution to Crime
David Deming talks with the Wall Street Journal about how school choice programs in North Carolina have reduced criminality among high risk males.
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Brighter Choices in Albany
Reformers in New York’s capital have brought high-quality charter schools to scale, giving hope to a generation of disadvantaged kids.
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The Case for Special Education Vouchers
Parents should decide when their disabled child needs a private placement
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