Washington Examiner
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One child, one vote: End education without representation
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The article argues that 30 years of education policy reforms have improved K-12 outcomes and advocates for increased parental choice through charter schools, savings accounts, and tax credits, with emphasis on a federal scholarship tax credit as a means to expand educational options.
One child, one vote: End education without representation
Thirty years of policy reform have delivered significant improvements in K-12 education for students and their families. But much more needs to be done. Charter schools, educational savings accounts, and scholarship tax credits have helped. Recent legislation authorizing a federal scholarship tax credit presents an opportunity for even greater parental choice in education, at least […]
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