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School Choice: Whether, Why, How?
Kevin Currie-Knight makes the case for a free market in education.
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Crafting Educational Markets: Some Evidence from Washington, D.C.
Conor P. Williams looks at how market pressures are already reshaping public education in our nation's capital.
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A Public Problem, A Private Solution
Marcus A. Winters finds a genuine but limited role for government in education.
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Be Careful When You Say “Choice”
Deborah Meier says school choice has carried different meanings over time.
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Responses to Marcus and Conor
Kevin Currie-Knight responds to Marcus Winters and Conor Williams on education and entrepreneurship.
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Why Not Small, Self-Governing, Private Schools of Choice?
Kevin Currie-Knight challenges public-sector school choice advocates: If choice is good, why not include more private choices?
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School Choice Needs to Prove Itself for the Less Wealthy
Conor Williams agrees that our current educational options are lacking. But school choice advocates need to show they can do better.
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Educational Standards and the Burden of Proof
Kevin Currie-Knight skeptically weighs the pros and cons of state-mandated educational testing.