WASHINGTON – Some people in the school choice movement worry increasing political polarization and a so-called “Trump effect” could threaten their prospects. With that backdrop, policymakers and advocates gathered in Washington talked about ways to make their message resonate across the growing divides. “Guaranteeing, as best as we can, equal... READ MORE
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