Brookings recently published a post by Helen Ladd and John Singleton entitled, “Charter school growth puts fiscal pressure on traditional public schools,” and a response by Robin Lake and Paul Hill with the Center for Reinventing Public Education entitled, School funds should follow students, not protect institutions.”
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