Choice School Accountability
Choice School Accountability
A Consensus of Views
This chapter focuses on choice school accountability. It presents a research design that finds a consensus on the method of holding choice schools accountable to the needs of parents, the children that attend them, and the public that supports them. To establish the broadest consensus possible, data was obtained from interviews with hundreds of parents, teachers, and school administrators in Milwaukee and Cleveland, including a telephone survey of taxpayers in Ohio and Wisconsin.
Keywords: choice schools, accountability, Milwaukee, Cleveland, taxpayers, Ohio, Wisconsin
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