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School Choice and the Middle Class: Q&A with Matthew Ladner of the Goldwater Institute

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January 25, 2011

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Should parents who've already paid a premium to live in a good school district oppose school choice?

Reason.tv sat down with Matthew Ladner of the Goldwater Institute to talk about how choice affects middle-class kids. Ladner has written widely on education policy, and before coming to Goldwater he was the director of state projects at the Alliance for School Choice.

This interview, which was conducted at the National Summit on Education Reform in Washington, D.C., is part of National School Choice Week, a non-partisan initiative to raise awareness of how competition and choice can transform K-12 education.

Approximately 1.30 minutes. Filmed by Jim Epstein and Meredith Bragg, and edited by Epstein. Interview by Nick Gillespie.

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