Thanks for amplifying our work, @paul-bruno.com - we're excited to see this research on Indiana school choice out in the world!
"districts highly exposed to choice decreased expenditures and could not commensurately counteract shrinking revenues through local property tax referenda. Furthermore, short-term achievement gains reversed and became substantially negative over time." journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.3102/...
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