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City Journal, the Manhattan Institute's fine publication, kicked off a useful debate by running Sol Stern's essay "School Choice Isn't Enough.".(The Week)(Brief article)
City Journal, the Manhattan Institute's fine publication, kicked off a useful debate by running Sol Stern's essay "School Choice Isn't Enough." Stern is for charter schools, vouchers, and other efforts to bring competition to education, but he believes that school reformers should place less emphasis on competition and more on raising standards. After all, most school kids are going to stay in the public system no matter how much school choice there is. And as Stern reads the evidence, vouchers have helped the students who use them without doing much to improve the public schools those students left behind. To our mind, Stern marks too great a division between those he calls "incentivists" and those he calls ...
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- Newspaper article from: U.S. Newswire October 13, 2009 700+ words
...explore the case for school choice as public policy...conference, titled "School Choice and the American Family...Tanya Clay House and Sol Stern. Michael Guerra...American Center for School Choice (http://www...
- The Family: Forgotten Foundation of Education Reform?; the American Center for...
- Newspaper article from: Politics & Government Week October 29, 2009 700+ words
...explore the case for school choice as public policy...conference, titled "School Choice and the American Family...Tanya Clay House and Sol Stern. Michael Guerra...American Center for School Choice (http://www...
- Sol Stern of Mansfield,Battle fo the Bulge vet.(Obituaries)(Obituary)
- Newspaper article from: The Boston Herald July 11, 2001 700+ words
Sol Stern of Mansfield, a retired business owner and decorated World War II veteran, died Saturday at New England Sinai Rehabilitation...
- Schooling the capital: the uphill struggle for school choice in...
- Magazine article from: National Review Miller, John J. June 30, 2008 700+ words
...million--take part in school-choice programs that involve...defeat has forced some school-choice proponents to doubt...conservative Utah," asked Sol Stern of the Manhattan Institute...Barry is an advocate of school choice. "I know it may surprise...
- After Milwaukee: the most heralded experiment in education markets has not...
- Magazine article from: The American (Washington, DC) Hess, Frederick M. September 1, 2008 700+ words
...this experiment in school choice would lead the way...staunch proponents of school choice are conceding disappointment...Manhattan Institute scholar Sol Stern, one-time choice...and the Imperative of School Choice, brought the concerns...
- Shelf Life: Question Authority.(Book Review)
- Magazine article from: National Review Potemra, Michael July 28, 2003 700+ words
...and the Imperative of School Choice (248 pp., $25.95), Sol Stern describes his experiences...In his discussion of school choice, for example, he calls...between the contemporary school-choice movement and the protest...
- School choice policies and practices for children with disabilities.
- Magazine article from: Exceptional Children Lange, Cheryl M. Ysseldyke, James E. January 1, 1998 700+ words
...Excellence, 1983). For nearly 10 years, school choice has been one of the policies whose...education agencies. Proponents of school choice policies contend that giving parents...Raywid, 1989). Opponents argue that school choice policies will be detrimental, further...
- School Choice, Not an Echo: After the Supreme Court's decision, the future of...
- Magazine article from: National Review MILLER, JOHN J. July 29, 2002 700+ words
...hand down a blockbuster verdict on school choice. He'd been litigating the issue...Justice William Rehnquist, saying that school choice is constitutional. Within a few days...present a mandate; it merely permits school choice to exist as an option. In another...
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