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Are school choice and competition the ‘best hope’ for fixing education?

By Jason Russell
Published May 11, 2016 4:01am ET
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Are school choice and competition the ‘best hope’ for fixing education?
"Today's public schools are showing little capacity to improve on their own," said a Harvard professor. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson) | Elaine Thompson

After two presidential administrations pushed a failed “regulatory” approach to education reform for 14 years, one Harvard professor says school choice and competition are the country’s best hope for improving education.

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