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How much education is a public responsibility?

So many of our debates about paying for higher education hinge on conflicting views of what’s the taxpayer’s responsibility and what’s the recipient’s. These days, that’s also true of pre-schooling and it also arises, albeit in different form, when we fight over vouchers, tax credits, ESAs and such. Is it society’s responsibility to pay for private schooling or is it the family’s?

Chester E. Finn, Jr. 2.2.2023
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Hess Addresses Quality Control in K-12 Digital Learning

12.31.1969
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Don't know much about history

12.31.1969
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Sandra Day O???Connor gives civics lesson at OCU

12.31.1969
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Promoting Quality Online Learning

12.31.1969
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Rhee Quits as Washington, D.C., School Chancellor Amid Clash With Teachers

12.31.1969
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An Eye-Opening Look at America's Academic Standards

12.31.1969
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Fight over social studies books far from history

12.31.1969
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Five Ideas for Quality Control in K-12 Digital Learning

12.31.1969
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Rhee-ality Check

12.31.1969
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Editorial: Report offers new reason to rewrite standards

12.31.1969
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The Fordham Report is Here

12.31.1969
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Early Achievers Losing Ground, Study Finds

12.31.1969
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