A Public School Voucher Demonstration

The First Year at Alum Rock, Documentary Appendix

Daniel Weiler

ResearchPublished 1974

This Documentary Appendix is the fourth in a series of Rand reports that describe and analyze the workings of an education voucher demonstration during its first year (academic year 1972-73).

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  • DOI: https://doi.org/10.7249/R1495.3
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