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What will 2016 bring for school choice?

By Jason Russell
Published January 1, 2016 5:01am ET
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What will 2016 bring for school choice?
The year 2015 was arguably the best year ever for school choice, with 15 states creating or expanding school choice programs. So what’s in store for 2016? Here’s a snapshot of a few states where action is expected. Washington, D.C. The only federally-funded school choice program is set to expire at the end of September. […]

The year 2015 was arguably the best year ever for school choice, with 15 states creating or expanding school choice programs. So what’s in store for 2016? Here’s a snapshot of a few states where action is expected.

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