Rural Communities Lacking Multi-Sector Schooling Options: Indiana's School Choice Deserts

Despite Indiana's school choice landscape - including private school vouchers, tax-credit scholarships, inter-district and intra-district enrollment, magnet schools, and charter schools - not all Indiana communities have reasonable access to options outside of their traditional public schools....

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Published in:Journal of school choice 2019-10, Vol.13 (4), p.576-598
Main Authors: Catt, Andrew D., Shaw, Michael
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Access to Education
Charter Schools
Educational Vouchers
Elementary Secondary Education
Enrollments
High Schools
Magnet Schools
Nontraditional Education
private schooling
Private Schools
Proximity
Rural Areas
Rural communities
Scholarships
School Choice
School Location
school vouchers
Schools
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Elementary Secondary Education
Enrollments
High Schools
Magnet Schools
Nontraditional Education
private schooling
Private Schools
Proximity
Rural Areas
Rural communities
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School Choice
School Location
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Schools
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