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Voice and choice

By Graeden Horsell - posted Wednesday, 18 April 2007


 

The original version of this article has been withdrawn as it quoted extensively and without acknowledgement from "The case for school choice and how to fund it" by Jennifer Buckingham and published in the CIS magazine Policy, Spring edition, 2001.

 

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Graeden Horsell is Founder and Leader of the School Governance Alliance in South Australia, an education advocacy group representing the interests of state school governing councillors.

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