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Privatization In Education
MPR1999-03: Fall 1999
Posted: Aug. 13, 1999
Contents
FEATURES
Marketing Public Schools: Competition for Students Heats Up
Ballot Proposal Will Vouch for School Competition
School Boards and Privatization: A Tale of Two Associations
Will Detroit's Reform School Board Learn Its Lesson?
Private Food Service: School Districts Eat Up Savings
Nonprofitization: Education and Training Group Goes Private
Education Management Organizations: Managing Competition
Setting the Privatization Record Straight
DEPARTMENTS
PRIVATIZATION FUNDAMENTALS: Accounting for Privatization
AROUND THE STATE
Briefs
No Competition?
Magazine Goes Belly Up
Will Legislature Reverse School Privatization?
Private Firm Renewed for Building Inspections
Union Claims Victory in Privatization Ruling
City Parks to Be Used to Earn Profits
Privatized Accident Fund Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
ISSN: 1092-7999
SKU: MPR1999-03
Categories:
Education
;
Privatization
Publication:
Michigan Privatization Report
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