Other model specifications «indicate that families with the highest predicted probability of private school attendance are the least sensitive to price» (p. 29). (edchoice.org)
In fact, if special education identification led to funding for private school attendance, it would be unusual if this did not create an incentive to participate in special education in many communities, particularly those with low - performing public schools. (educationnext.org)
And the gains appear to be much more pronounced in the schools most at risk to lose students (elementary and middle schools, where the cost of private school attendance with a scholarship is much lower) and in the schools that are on the margin of Title I funding. (educationnext.org)