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EPISODE · Feb 17, 2021 · 33 MIN

200: Selling the Value of School Choice -with Corey DeAngelis

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Why school choice? Right now, many Americans are realizing first hand the value of being able to pick where their children go to school, as public schooling institutions still find their doors shut. With the impact of public teacher's unions being felt first-hand, many families are look for alternatives to the traditional government school monopolies. Corey DeAngelis is an expert on school choice and joins the program to help sell the value of funding students, not institutions. How does school choice impact the student, families, and teachers? Those questions (and more!) are answered on today's special 200th episode! Find Corey Online- Reason Foundation: https://reason.org/author/corey-deangelis/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/DeAngelisCorey Sponsored By: MUD\WTR: Start your new morning ritual with MUD! LINK for TBNS Listeners: https://bit.ly/38QBpHx Thrive Market: All orders over $49 get free shipping, PLUS members of The Brian Nichols Show Audience get 20% off their first order AND get one month of their Thrive Membership for FREE! Support The Brian Nichols Show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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