School Vouchers | Let's Talk | NPR
School vouchers are a controversial issue. NPR Ed correspondent Cory Turner offers a primer on how private school vouchers work and the arguments for and against them.
• Read "The Promise and Peril of School Vouchers" at http://n.pr/2psFwFz
• Listen "Indiana's School Choice Program Often Underserves Special Needs Students" at http://n.pr/2pQ5z55
• Read "Lessons On Race And Vouchers From Milwaukee" at http://n.pr/2rmKZeD
• Read "For Families With Special Needs, Vouchers Bring Choices, Not Guarantees" at http://n.pr/2rqBU4p
• Read "Lessons From The Nation's Oldest Voucher Program" at http://n.pr/2qBg5RI
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