Making up the Rules As You Play the Game: A Conflict of Interest at the Very Heart of Nclb (No Child Left Behind)
Education Next 2005, Fall, 5, 4
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Publisher Description
Chicago's school district wants the federal afterschool dollar. So do many other districts. And more than two thousand private providers, for-profit and nonprofit alike, are making their own claims. More than $2.5 billion is at stake, a figure scheduled to increase considerably if budgetary trends continue. How should the money be distributed? Will parental choice and competition among service providers determine the outcome? Or will school districts capture the resources for themselves? Can school-children be the winners this time?
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