School Choice Now: The Year of School Choice
Sources and Credits The authors of School Choice Now: The Year of School Choice utilized information from a variety of sources in developing this annual publication.To maintain the flow of the document without interruption, the sourcing for the book is provided in this section. The authors remain enormously grateful to the state officials and school choice organizations that participated in our rigorous information-gathering and data-mining process. Their dedication and hard work have helped to make the Alliance for School Choice’s information and data unparalleled in its accuracy. In addition, we are incredibly thankful for the assistance and support of Greg Brock, Scott Jensen, Whitney Rhoades, John Schilling, and Andrew Campanella through the research and writing process. While many individuals were responsible for providing information for this book, any and all errors are those of the authors. Photographs All of the photographs that appear in School Choice Now: The Year of School Choice were provided by school choice organizations across the country. We are enormously grateful to the following organizations for providing photographs for use in this publication: • Black Alliance for Educational Options • Center for an Educated Georgia • Hispanic Council for Reform and Educational Options • Office of the Speaker of the House, U.S. House of Representatives • Parents for Educational Freedom in North Carolina • School Choice Indiana • School Choice Ohio • Students First Pennsylvania Research Facts: School Choice Studies by the Numbers Evaluation of the Cleveland Scholarship and Tutoring Program: Technical Report 1998-2004, Center for Evaluation and Education Policy, February 2006. Evaluation of the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program, Institute of Education Sciences, United States Department of Education, April 2005-June 2010. Evaluation of Florida’s Corporate Tax Credit Scholarship Program: Participation, Compliance, and Test Scores in 2007–08, Northwestern University and National Bureau of Economic Research, June 2009. Evaluation of Florida’s Corporate Tax Credit Scholarship Program: Participation, Compliance, and Test Scores in 2008–09, Northwestern University and National Bureau of Economic Research, June 2010.
School Choice Yearbook 2011–12
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