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School choice myths : setting the record straight on education freedom / edited by Corey A. DeAngelis and Neal P. McCluskey.

McCluskey, Neal P. (EDT)/ Deangelis, Corey A. (EDT) (Author). DeAngelis, Corey A., (editor.). McCluskey, Neal P., 1972- (editor.). Burke, Lindsey M. Myth: school choice needs regulation to ensure access and quality. (Added Author). Cheng, Albert, 1984- Myth: school choice only helps the rich get richer. (Added Author). DeAngelis, Corey A. Myth: children are not widgets, so education must not be left to the market. (Added Author). Keller, Tim. Myth: private school choice is unconstitutional. (Added Author). Ladner, Matthew. Myth: school choice harms children left behind in public schools. (Added Author). Lueken, Martin F. Myth: school choice siphons money away from public schools and harms taxpayers. (Added Author). Magness, Phillip W. Myth: school choice has racist origins. (Added Author). McCluskey, Neal P., 1972- Myth: school choice Balkanizes. (Added Author). Merrifield, John, 1955- Myth: any school choice is welcome school choice. (Added Author). Wolf, Patrick J. Myth: public schools are necessary for a stable democracy. (Added Author).

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"So many myths stand in the way of expanding educational freedom to all Americans: choice drains money from public schools; choice segregates; choice undermines democracy; and so on. In School Choice Myths, education experts Corey A. DeAngelis and Neal P.McCluskey bring clear logic and overwhelming evidence to bear against all the major anti school-choice myths, giving readers what they need to see though them and understand how even well-intentioned people can be deceived. This book is a one-stop guideto everything from the latest research on the effects of school choice on civic engagement to Supreme Court precedent. It is a must-have for any combatant in the school choice wars, or anyone who just wants the best education for their children"-- Provided by publisher.

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  • ISBN: 9781948647908
  • Physical Description: ix, 240 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
  • Publisher: Washington, DC : Cato Institute, [2020]

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Bibliography, etc. Note:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-220) and index.
Formatted Contents Note:
Introduction / Corey A. DeAngelis and Neal P. McCluskey -- Myth: school choice Balkanizes / Neal P. McCluskey -- Myth: school choice has racist origins / Phillip W. Magness -- Myth: public schools are necessary for a stable democracy / Patrick J. Wolf --Myth: private school choice is unconstitutional / Tim Keller -- Myth: children are not widgets, so education must not be left to the market / Corey A. DeAngelis -- Myth: school choice siphons money away from public schools and harms taxpayers / Martin F.Lueken and Benjamin Scafidi -- Myth: school choice harms children left behind in public schools / Matt Ladner -- Myth: school choice only helps the rich get richer / Albert A. Cheng -- Myth: school choice needs regulation to ensure access and quality / Lindsey M. Burke and Jason M. Bedrick -- Myth: any school choice is welcome school choice / John Merrifield -- Myth: students with special needs lose with school choice / Inez Feltscher Stepman -- Myth: only rich parents can make good choices / Virginia Walden Ford.

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Democracy and education.
Educational equalization.
School choice > Social aspects.

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