How Do Socioeconomic Differences Among Low-Income and Racially Minoritized Students Shape Their Engagement and Access in School Choice Systems?
J Singer - American Educational Research Journal, 2024 - journals.sagepub.com
Socioeconomic differences among low-income and racially minoritized students may be
consequential for understanding the dynamics of school choice—especially in high-poverty …
consequential for understanding the dynamics of school choice—especially in high-poverty …
School District Governance and Corpoduction: An Exploration of Parent and Nonprofit Coproduction in Schools
C Leidner - 2024 - scholarworks.gsu.edu
The structure of educational institutions has frequently been at the center of education
reforms in recent years. Beginning with the school choice movement, advocates of market …
reforms in recent years. Beginning with the school choice movement, advocates of market …
The Illusion of Choice: The Realities of a Compulsory Public School Choice Program and Its Impact on Opportunity
D Holmes - 2024 - search.proquest.com
The purpose of this action research study was to investigate and improve the school choice
experience for students in a large urban school district on the East Coast. Participants in …
experience for students in a large urban school district on the East Coast. Participants in …
[PDF][PDF] Separate and unequal options: Neighborhood educational access in the era of school choice
The market theory motivating school choice policy assumes that empowering families with
greater enrollment flexibility will make access to educational opportunity less dependent on …
greater enrollment flexibility will make access to educational opportunity less dependent on …