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    The Case for School Choice

    By Jenna HaagsmaJuly 8, 2026July 27th, 2026No Comments

    The Case for School Choice

    Fiscal Effects of School Choice, Martin F. Lueken/EdChoice (2024)

    ABCs of School Choice, EdChoice (2024 Edition)

    Myths vs. Truths About the Arizona Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) Program, American Federation for Children (2023)

    School Choice Bibliography: Empirical Research Literature on the Effects of School Choice, EdChoice (2023)

    Tips for Choosing the Right School For Your Child, National School Choice Week (2023)

    The Accountability Myth, Michael Q. McShane/EdChoice (2021)

    Private Schools First, Public Schools Last in K-12 Ratings, Lydia Saad (2017)

    New York Times’ Hit Job on Tax Credits, Jason Bedrick (2012)

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