The voucher misconception, repeated in today’s The New York Times assumes most private schools are elite—and accept low-income kids with a voucher. They don’t. Wealthier families get rebates for elite schools they’re already in, and lower income kids get shoved into sub-prime options

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Think abt the way that politicians talk about schools: they use a very narrow metric of school success.We don’t pay attn to the larger historical story, which is that US has an incredibly inspiring vision: using our schools to make this country more equal. jacobin.com/2024/07/cultur…

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Three things are undisputed in the voucher literature: 1) among the largest negative academic impacts ever recorded 2) voucher schools can and do discriminate 3) school districts lose state portion of revenue. The entire debate is whether all this should keep happening.

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