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Corey A. DeAngelis is director of school choice at Reason Foundation, executive director at Educational Freedom Institute and an adjunct scholar at Cato Institute.

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Analysis: New Research on Student Funding & Performance Shows New Orleans Charter Schools Get More Bang for the Buck — and Boost Kids’ Earning Potential

Corey A. DeAngelis & Patrick J. Wolf

March 24, 2021

Analysis

DeAngelis & Barnard: Does Competition From Charter Schools Change District Schools’ Budgeting Decisions? New Texas Study Shows It Does

Corey A. DeAngelis & Christian Barnard

February 2, 2020

Analysis

DeAngelis & Burke: What If Vouchers Came With More Freedom for Public School Leaders? Our Research Shows They Still Wouldn’t Go Along

Corey A. DeAngelis & Lindsey M. Burke

June 12, 2019

Milwaukee

Analysis: What Wisconsin’s Governor Gets Wrong About How Much Milwaukee’s School Voucher Program Costs — and How Much It’s Helping Students in (and out of) the Classroom

Will Flanders & Corey A. DeAngelis

May 22, 2019

charter schools

Analysis: Charter Schools Yield 53% Greater Return on Investment Than Traditional Public Schools

Corey A. DeAngelis, Patrick J. Wolf, Larry D. Maloney & Jay F. May

April 17, 2019

Opinion

DeAngelis: ‘School Choice for America’s Children’ Is a Great Thing. Federal School Choice, as Ted Cruz Proposed, Is Not. Here’s Why

Corey A. DeAngelis

February 6, 2019

Opinion

The Shortchanging of Public Charter School Students: Why Do They Get So Much Less Per Pupil Than Students at Traditional Schools?

Patrick J. Wolf, Corey A. DeAngelis, Larry D. Maloney & Jay F. May

January 8, 2019

Analysis

DeAngelis: More Regulation of D.C. School Vouchers Won’t Help Students. It Will Just Give Families Fewer Choices for Their Kids

Corey A. DeAngelis

July 22, 2018

Analysis

DeAngelis: 5 Reasons Why 5-Point Takedown of AEI Report on School Choice, Tests, and Long-Term Outcomes Misses the Mark

Corey A. DeAngelis

April 26, 2018

Opinion

DeAngelis: When It Comes to School Choice, Government-Regulated Managed Competition Is Bad in Theory and in Practice

Corey A. DeAngelis

March 7, 2018

Opinion

Trump Didn’t Mention School Choice in His State of the Union — Thankfully

Corey A. DeAngelis

February 5, 2018

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Articles by Corey A. DeAngelis

Analysis: New Research on Student Funding & Performance Shows New Orleans Charter Schools Get More Bang for the Buck — and Boost Kids’ Earning Potential

DeAngelis & Barnard: Does Competition From Charter Schools Change District Schools’ Budgeting Decisions? New Texas Study Shows It Does

DeAngelis & Burke: What If Vouchers Came With More Freedom for Public School Leaders? Our Research Shows They Still Wouldn’t Go Along

Analysis: What Wisconsin’s Governor Gets Wrong About How Much Milwaukee’s School Voucher Program Costs — and How Much It’s Helping Students in (and out of) the Classroom

Analysis: Charter Schools Yield 53% Greater Return on Investment Than Traditional Public Schools

DeAngelis: ‘School Choice for America’s Children’ Is a Great Thing. Federal School Choice, as Ted Cruz Proposed, Is Not. Here’s Why

The Shortchanging of Public Charter School Students: Why Do They Get So Much Less Per Pupil Than Students at Traditional Schools?

DeAngelis: More Regulation of D.C. School Vouchers Won’t Help Students. It Will Just Give Families Fewer Choices for Their Kids

DeAngelis: 5 Reasons Why 5-Point Takedown of AEI Report on School Choice, Tests, and Long-Term Outcomes Misses the Mark

DeAngelis: When It Comes to School Choice, Government-Regulated Managed Competition Is Bad in Theory and in Practice

Trump Didn’t Mention School Choice in His State of the Union — Thankfully

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