To save D.C. school vouchers, senators want accountability

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Participating private schools will need to become more accountable if D.C.’s federally funded voucher program stands a chance at continuing, senators said Wednesday at a hearing on Capitol Hill.

The call for more data to determine student success gets at the heart of the school choice debate: What determines the viability of a school: parental standards or government standards?

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