In the final analysis, Figlio's work indicates that it does not matter whether the private schools who
accept voucher money are better than traditional public schools.
Currently, parents lose their child's protections under IDEA if
they accept voucher money.
Not exact matches
And when states fail to increase their per - child payments to keep pace with market rates, parents find themselves armed with a
voucher than no one will take: Since the child care providers can make more
money accepting a child whose parents can afford to pay market rates, that's what they do.
In addition, the nature of the impact was left up to Milwaukee: it could choose to let the
voucher money follow the child,
accepting a net reduction in total (but not per - pupil) MPS revenues.
Betty Mitchell, head of the school, and five of her relatives and one other woman
accepted more than $ 200,000 in state
voucher money, textbook publishers and even landscapers — all
money intended for disabled children who didn't even attend the school.
So does this mean you're going to call for the implementation of Common Core as a requirement for private schools
accepting taxpayer
money in the forms of
vouchers or scholarship tax credits?
Jim Bender, president of the pro-
voucher group School Choice Wisconsin, supports closing
voucher schools that don't use taxpayer
money responsibly but pointed to the difficulty in finding a model for evaluating school performance that various types of schools will
accept.
When
vouchers were expanded to Racine, almost half of the students who
accepted public
money for a private education were those who were already attending a private school.
Travelers still need to carry around paperwork, including
vouchers for places that don't
accept mobile tickets,
money in all kinds of currencies, passports, visas, and proof of vaccinations.