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School Choice, Charter Schools, and Trends In Educational Privatization
Education Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2010
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School Choice, Charter Schools, and Trends In Educational Privatization
Education Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2011
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Weighted Student Funding for California
Three Reasons Governor Brownâ??s School Funding Plan is Better than the Status Quo and Three Big Ideas to Make the Plan Even Better
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School Choice, Funding Portability, and Trends In Educational Privatization
Education Chapter of Annual Privatization Report 2015
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Getting Greens in the Black
Golf course Privatization Trends and Practices
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Remedial Education Reform
Private Alternatives to Traditional Title I
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Child Advocacy Centers
One Stop on the Road to Performance-based Child Protection
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Special Education Accountability
Structural Reform to Help CA Charter Schools Make the Grade
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School Violence and No Child Left Behind
Best Practices to Keep Kids Safe
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No Choices Left Behind
Competitive Models to Restructure California's Lowest-Performing Schools
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Weighted Student Formula Yearbook 2009
Examining the school districts using student-based "backpack" funding to improve results
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Taking Steps Towards Better Child Welfare Programs In Nebraska
The focus should be on the kids and outcomes, not reorganizing state agencies
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Weighted Student Formula Yearbook 2013
Examining the results in districts using portable student funding
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A 2018 Evaluation of LAUSD’s Fiscal Outlook: Revisiting the Findings of the 2015 Independent Financial Review Panel
Los Angeles Unified School District is unique in California and the nation because the size of its projected budget deficits and overall debt dwarfs most other urban school districts.
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“Urban Sprawl” and the Michigan Landscape
A Market-Oriented Approach
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Urban-Growth Boundaries and Housing Affordability
Lessons from Portland