As school choice grows, public schools have to compete

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School choice proponents argue that when parents can choose alternative schools, traditional public schools will have to improve. The latest evidence from Indiana seems to support the idea that public schools feel a need to compete.

Indiana Public Media reports that public schools in the state have started to advertise in their communities.

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