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Will School Vouchers Be Good for D.C.?

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Tuesday July 2003

Many D.C. children are getting a poor education and are being left behind. Can school choice do what decades of educational reforms have failed to do: Improve the quality of education for these children?

Join us for a panel discussion featuring leading educational researchers, as well as proponents and opponents of school choice from D.C. and across the country, who will explore the impact and potential of school choice—both on the children who participate in school choice programs and on those who remain in failing schools.

What are the real prospects for school choice success in D.C.? We encourage you to attend this important discussion.

10:30 AM - 12:00 PM WILL SCHOOL VOUCHERS BE GOOD FOR D.C.?
MODERATOR: David Brennan, Chairman, White Hat Management LLC
PANELISTS: Jay P. Greene, Ph.D., Senior Fellow, Manhattan Institute
Gerald W. Bracey, Ph.D., Associate Professor, Graduate School of Education, George Mason University
Virginia Walden-Ford, Executive Director, D.C. Parents for School Choice
Linda Moody, President, D.C. Congress of Parents and Teachers
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM THE URBAN INNOVATOR AWARD LUNCH
HONORING: Hon. Anthony Williams, Mayor, Washington, D.C.
MASTER OF CEREMONIES: Hon. Stephen Goldsmith, Former Mayor of Indianapolis
REMARKS BY: Hon. John Norquist, Mayor of Milwaukee

212-599-7000

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