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Prop. 305 defeat doesn’t end fight over voucher expansion

November 9, 2018 1 Comment

Both sides of voucher war prepare for battles after vote

September 21, 2018 0

Candidates for top education office have concerns about charter schools

September 14, 2018 0

High rate of Indian students denied school vouchers

August 27, 2018 0

Voucher vote creates dilemma for school-choice supporters

July 13, 2018 0

The Breakdown, Episode 17: That’s a wrap

May 9, 2018 0

Matthew Simon: School choice should be for all students

April 9, 2018 0

Teachers swarm Capitol, demand 20 percent pay hike

March 28, 2018 4 Comments

The Breakdown, Episode 11: Where do we even begin?

March 26, 2018 0

State high court says vote on voucher expansion can proceed

March 21, 2018 0

Education panelists spar over school choice

September 19, 2017 1 Comment

Voucher expansion ballot measure prompts questions on voter protection

September 15, 2017 0

Livingston accuses Blanc of doctoring referendum petitions, calls for resignation

September 8, 2017 0

Livingston files ethics complaint against Blanc over alleged petition doctoring

August 31, 2017 0

Group hopes to stop school voucher expansion before it takes effect

July 7, 2017 1 Comment

Public education advocates bemoan school money still not enough

June 2, 2017 0

Arizona gives ‘low income’ assorted meanings

May 19, 2017 0

Black's magic runs out A family of four can bring in more than $60,000 annually to be considered low income for the state’s recently expanded voucher program, allowing them to access more funds to attend private school. But to be considered low income for various other state programs, like ones that allow the poor to buy food or basic necessities like toilet paper, the line is much lower, meaning fewer people qualify for help.
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