MILWAUKEE (AP) — School voucher supporters criticized a new report Tuesday showing their schools lagging behind public ones, saying it was unfairly skewed and didn’t account for the fact that their schools serve primarily low-income students. They said data comparing their students to low-income students at public schools show a similar level of achievement.
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