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The Impact of Competition on School Districts of the Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency
July 24, 2000
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By
Dr. Matthew Ladner
and
Matthew J. Brouillette
The Nature and Extent of Public-School Competition in Wayne County
Responses to Competition among Public School Districts in Wayne County
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ISBN: 1-890624-22-5
SKU: S2000-04
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Contents
Executive Summary
Introduction
Methodology
Why Competition in Education?
Previous Studies Detect Public Schools' Competitive Response to Charter Schools and Public "Schools-of-Choice"
The Impact of Competition on School Districts of the Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency
The Nature and Extent of Public-School Competition in Wayne County
Responses to Competition among Public School Districts in Wayne County
The Impact of Charter Schools in Wayne County
Dearborn: A Traditional Public School District Accepts the Charter School Challenge
Flat Rock: A Small District Hosting a Large Charter School
The Impact of Public "Schools-of-Choice" in Wayne County
Competition May Put Some Schools "Out of Business"
Conclusion: Competition Is Improving Public Schools for Michigan Children
Recommendations: Increase Choice and Competition in Education
Appendix I: Student Enrollment in Wayne County Regional Educational Service Agency Public School Districts, 1995-1999
Appendix II: Dearborn Theme Schools and Academies
Endnotes
Acknowledgments and About the Authors
