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Part III: Barriers to Education Reform

By Matthew J. Brouillette, published on Jan. 29, 2001
The proposition that parents have the primary right and responsibility to direct the educational development of their children is now the most significant topic of the national education reform debate.  However, before expanded school choice becomes the norm rather than the exception, three barriers to education reform must be overcome.
ISBN: 1-890624-24-1, SKU: S2001-01
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The Case for Choice in Schooling:

  • Executive Summary
  • Introduction
  • Part I: Government Schooling Comes to America
  • Part II: The Crisis in Government Schooling and the School Choice Solution
  • Part III: Barriers to Education Reform
    • Constitutional and Statutory Barriers to School Choice
    • Political Barriers to School Choice
    • Knowledge Barriers to School Choice
  • Part IV: Sustaining School Choice Victories
  • Conclusion: Restoring a Free Market in Education
  • Appendix A: Glossary of Education-Related Terms
  • Appendix B: School Choice Resources
  • Endnotes (1 of 2)
  • Endnotes (2 of 2)
  • Acknowledgments
  • About the Author

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