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Ian Vasquez discusses private education in Peru

Ian Vasquez discusses private education in Peru

May 11, 2013

School Choice in Louisiana Now

Jason Bedrick

May 10, 2013

Neal McCluskey's article "School Choice is Nice, but It's Freedom That's Key" is cited on PBS's Moyer & Company

Neal McCluskey’s article “School Choice is Nice, but It’s Freedom That’s Key” is cited on PBS’s Moyer & Company

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Chicago: Teachers Unions' Last Stand?

Chicago: Teachers Unions’ Last Stand?

September 19, 2012

Adam B. Schaeffer discusses school choice on C-SPAN

Adam B. Schaeffer discusses school choice on C-SPAN

August 23, 2012

Mark Calabria discusses school choice on Bloomberg's Street Smarts with Trish Regan

Mark Calabria discusses school choice on Bloomberg’s Street Smarts with Trish Regan

March 21, 2012

Educational Freedom versus School Choice

Andrew J. Coulson

March 1, 2012

Neal McCluskey discusses the education reform movement on Choice Media TV

Neal McCluskey discusses the education reform movement on Choice Media TV

November 30, 2011

Adam B. Schaeffer discusses his op-ed on Indiana’s school voucher program on KMED’s The Bill Meyer Show

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April 18, 2011

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April 15, 2011

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