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The Rich, The Poor and School Choice: What You Need to Know
We know for a fact that our current ZIP Code-based public education system has kept low-income kids out of quality schools.
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Pursuing Innovation in Education: Why It’s Critical
Since 1971, America’s spending on education has increased by 300 percent, and that’s adjusted for inflation. Yet student performance has been almost stagnant.
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Why Improving America’s Understanding of Special Needs Will Lead to More Educational Choice
More than 500,000 students have autism as a primary handicap out of 6.4 million children in special education, yet autism is reshaping the special education environment.
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