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Can K-12 Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) Save Our Schools? - Steve Forbes | What's Ahead | Forbes

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The power of teachers’ unions and their political allies have stunted the educational opportunities of millions of children for far too long. Steve Forbes on the growing movement to bust up the government’s public-school monopoly and on the K-12 Education Saving Accounts (ESAs) that could liberate parents and their children and save our schools.

What's Ahead featuring Steve Forbes provides his insights and perspective, to stay on top of what's happening in this ever-turbulent world with glimpses into the future. What’s Ahead airs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.

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