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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The school choice movement is often seen as a modern, partisan undermining of a cherished institution: public education. Fighting for the Freedom to Learn sets the record straight, revealing that the struggle for educational freedom is as old as America itself and rooted in a deep and enduring tradition of parents and communities shaping how children learn. With contributions from 12 leading education scholars, this is a sweeping history of school choice in the United States. From Pennsylvania's 1802 policy funding poor families to attend schools of their choice, to 19th-century "town tuitioning" programs in Vermont and Maine, to the post-COVID school choice explosion, Americans have long supported publicly backed educational options beyond government-run schools. Other highlights include the vital role of private initiatives in providing education to black Americans denied access to public schools, the long legal campaign for educational freedom, and more. This book makes clear that wanting school choice is not a recent or radical idea but a consistent thread in the American story. For educators, policymakers, historians, and parents, Fighting for the Freedom to Learn offers a powerful reminder: Educational freedom, like liberty itself, is not a new trend--it's a founding principle. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Fighting for the Freedom to Learn
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Fighting for the Freedom to Learn: Examining America's Centuries-Old School Choice Movement
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The school choice movement is often seen as a modern, partisan undermining of a cherished institution: public education. Fighting for the Freedom to Learn sets the record straight, revealing that the struggle for educational freedom is as old as America itself and rooted in a deep and enduring tradition of parents and communities shaping how children learn. With contributions from 12 leading education scholars, this is a sweeping history of school choice in the United States. From Pennsylvania's 1802 policy funding poor families to attend schools of their choice, to 19th-century "town tuitioning" programs in Vermont and Maine, to the post-COVID school choice explosion, Americans have long supported publicly backed educational options beyond government-run schools. Other highlights include the vital role of private initiatives in providing education to black Americans denied access to public schools, the long legal campaign for educational freedom, and more. This book makes clear that wanting school choice is not a recent or radical idea but a consistent thread in the American story. For educators, policymakers, historians, and parents, Fighting for the Freedom to Learn offers a powerful reminder: Educational freedom, like liberty itself, is not a new trend--it's a founding principle. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. The school choice movement is often seen as a modern, partisan undermining of a cherished institution: public education. Fighting for the Freedom to Learn sets the record straight, revealing that the struggle for educational freedom is as old as America itself and rooted in a deep and enduring tradition of parents and communities shaping how children learn. With contributions from 12 leading education scholars, this is a sweeping history of school choice in the United States. From Pennsylvania's 1802 policy funding poor families to attend schools of their choice, to 19th-century "town tuitioning" programs in Vermont and Maine, to the post-COVID school choice explosion, Americans have long supported publicly backed educational options beyond government-run schools. Other highlights include the vital role of private initiatives in providing education to black Americans denied access to public schools, the long legal campaign for educational freedom, and more. This book makes clear that wanting school choice is not a recent or radical idea but a consistent thread in the American story. For educators, policymakers, historians, and parents, Fighting for the Freedom to Learn offers a powerful reminder: Educational freedom, like liberty itself, is not a new trend--it's a founding principle. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Fighting for the Freedom to Learn : Examining America's Centuries-old School Choice Movement
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Fighting for the Freedom to Learn : Examining America's Centuries-Old School Choice Movement
Language: English
Published by Cato Institute Nov 2025, 2025
ISBN 10: 1964524814 ISBN 13: 9781964524818
Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - The school choice movement is often seen as a modern, partisan undermining of a cherished institution: public education. Fighting for the Freedom to Learn sets the record straight, revealing that the struggle for educational freedom is as old as America itself and rooted in a deep and enduring tradition of parents and communities shaping how children learn. With contributions from 12 leading education scholars, this is a sweeping history of school choice in the United States. From Pennsylvania's 1802 policy funding poor families to attend schools of their choice, to 19th-century "town tuitioning" programs in Vermont and Maine, to the post-COVID school choice explosion, Americans have long supported publicly backed educational options beyond government-run schools. Other highlights include the vital role of private initiatives in providing education to black Americans denied access to public schools, the long legal campaign for educational freedom, and more. This book makes clear that wanting school choice is not a recent or radical idea but a consistent thread in the American story. For educators, policymakers, historians, and parents, Fighting for the Freedom to Learn offers a powerful reminder: Educational freedom, like liberty itself, is not a new trendit's a founding principle.
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