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The Corner National Review Online (blog) Children who used a voucher to attend a private school had a 91 percent graduation rate. Despite the success of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program, ... The Presidential PlannerABC News (blog) Obama Touts Education Reform As Essential To EconomyRTT News Obama Urban League speech. Sherrod deserved "better" TranscriptChicago Sun-Times (blog) all 368 news articles »

Obama, Who Ended DC's Voucher Program, Talks About Improving Education for ... - CNSNews

Obama, Who Ended DC's Voucher Program, Talks About Improving Education for ... CNSNews The private schools would accept the $7500 payment to cover the much higher costs of tuition. In the case of Sidwell, tuition for “lower school” costs ... and more »