| Parental Involvement and School Choice. A Look at Private School Choice in Cleveland and Milwaukee |
November, 1998 |
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| full report |
| Proponents of choice argue that parents who have greater ability to choose a school will be more likely to immerse themselves in the life of the school. |
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| Taxpayers Favor Expansion of Choice Schools and Agree on Accountability Guidelines |
February 27, 1998 |
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| research brief |
| Unlike their counterparts in other cities, poor parents in Cleveland and Milwaukee have a choice: They can send their children to public schools or to private "choice" schools. |
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| Choice School Accountability: A Consensus of Views in Ohio & Wisconsin |
February, 1998 |
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| full report |
| Unlike their counterparts in other cities, poor parents in Cleveland and Milwaukee have a choice: They can send their children to public schools or to private "choice" schools. |
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| School Choice in Cleveland and Milwaukee: What Parents Look For |
November, 1997 |
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| full report |
| The debate over school choice has been dominated by research findings that focus on comparing the impacts of school choice on standardized test results for students in private choice schools and their counterparts in the public schools. |
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