How Does School Choice Affect Racial Integration?

Diana McCallum, Christina Tuttle, Jeffrey Max, Brian Gill and Philip Gleason

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Abstract: This brief examines how school choice options, including charter schools, vouchers, magnet schools, district-wide choice, and inter-district choice, affect the racial and economic integration of students.

Keywords: school choice; charter schools; authorizers; racial integration; school composition; education (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 5
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