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December 8, 2022

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Billionaires like Jeff Yass and the PACs they fund love to hide behind "caring about the children," but... "Stanford University’s 2009 study of charter schools—the most comprehensive ever done—concluded that 83 percent of them perform either worse or no better than traditional public schools." ... See MoreSee Less

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Hundreds of private philanthropies together spend almost $4 billion a year to transform K–12 education, with the Gates, Broad, and Walton foundations leading the way.

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