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More Evidence of 'What Works'.

Graduation Rates for Choice and Public School Students in Milwaukee, 2003-2008

2010-2011 Program Testing Requirements

HOPE Christian Schools building $3.27 million K-8 school

Eastbrook Reaches for the Top

The MPCP Continues to Grow

School Choice: A Net Plus for Milwaukee, Wisconsin

Notre Dame Girls Graduate, Never Really Leave

School Choice Saves Taxpayers $180 Million Since 1994

Accountability Measures Stop Payments to Two Schools

Private Schools Generate Fewer Police Calls

"What the Research Says About Parental School Choice"

School Choice Research Plentiful, High Quality, and Positive

Milwaukee's Improving Graduation Rates

School Choice Research: Taxpayer Savings and Parent/Student Satisfaction

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For the Record: School Choice Saves Money

"School Choice and Community Renewal" reports $126.6 million investment in poorest neighborhoods

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