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We talk to key figures in the education reform and school choice movement, from parents and policymakers to academics and activists, about the new definition of public education.
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What back-to-school looks like 25 years after the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship (opens the original)
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As families head back to school this month, this episode centers on how school choice can change daily life for... The post What back-to-school looks like 25 years after the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship appeared first on NextSteps: Step Up For Students.
PodcastED: Alum kicks off the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship program's 25th anniversary with ed choice success story (opens the original)
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On this episode, recent college graduate Jasmine Meriedy shares her inspiring journey as a Florida Tax Credit Scholarship recipient and... The post PodcastED: Alum kicks off the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship program's 25th anniversary with ed choice success story appeared first on NextSteps: Step Up For Students.
Step Up For Students’ Ron Matus shares Florida success story on Defense of Freedom Institute’s Freedom to Learn podcast (opens the original)
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For years, critics of education choice have been saying it will unleash an educational apocalypse in Florida. But what’s unfolding... The post Step Up For Students’ Ron Matus shares Florida success story on Defense of Freedom Institute’s Freedom to Learn podcast appeared first on NextSteps: Step Up For Students.
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