A winner for inner-city students
What would you think about a program that would invest an additional $2.5 million targeted at the education of low-income students in "high-risk” schools, without increasing taxes and without taking any money from the funding of other important programs?
Could you support such a program if it went even further and gave the parents of those students the right to choose which school their child attended?
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