The Swindle of Innovative Educational Finance

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The Swindle of Innovative Educational Finance

reviewed by Sarah Cordes - July 03, 2019

Title: The Swindle of Innovative Educational Finance
Author(s): Kenneth J. Saltman
Publisher: University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis
ISBN: 1517900891, Pages: 124, Year: 2018
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Sarah Cordes Temple University E-mail Author SARAH A. CORDES is currently an Assistant Professor at Temple University�s College of Education in the department of Policy, Organizational, and Leadership Studies. Her recent publications explore the effect of residential mobility on student performance, the role of pupil transportation in facilitating access to higher quality schools, and the spillover effects of charter schools on traditional public school students. Her current projects explore the effects of pupil transportation on student outcomes and school choice; the effects of diverse by design charter schools on students� educational performance and attainment; the effects of charter schools on neighborhood and school segregation; and the effects of housing vouchers on both K-12 and post secondary outcomes.

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