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Part II: Governmental vs. Parental Control of Education
By
Matthew J. Brouillette
, published on July 16, 1999
Contents
1. The Effects of Central Planning in Schools
Three Categories of Education Reform
Lack of Incentives Produces Poor Results and Exacerbates Problems
Table 1
2. Types of School Choice
Limited Educational Choice
1. Intra-District Choice
2. Inter-District Choice
3. Charter Schools
Full Educational Choice
1. Vouchers
2. Private Scholarships
3. Tax Credits
4. Universal Tuition Tax Credits
3. School Choice in the United States and Michigan
Limited Educational Choice Programs
1. Intra- and Inter-District Choice
2. Charter Schools
Full Educational Choice Programs
1. Vouchers
2. Private Scholarships
3. Tax Credits
4. The School Choice Debate
Proponents of School Choice
Opponents of School Choice
Spectators in the School Choice Debate
School Choice in Michigan: A Primer for Freedom in Education
Executive Summary
Introduction
Part I: "Public Schools" Come to America
Part II: Governmental vs. Parental Control of Education
1. The Effects of Central Planning in Schools
2. Types of School Choice
3. School Choice in the United States and Michigan
4. The School Choice Debate
Part III: Expanding School Choice in Michigan
Conclusion
Appendices
End Notes
Acknowledgements and About the Author
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