A Fiscal Analysis of Proposed Education Access Grants in Minneapolis. School Choice Issues in the State

This study examines the fiscal impact of model legislation that would create Education Access Grants in Minnesota. The legislation would provide grants for low-income students to attend private schools. Specifically, this study examines the effect of implementing Education Access Grants in Minneapol...

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Audits (Verification)
Economic Impact
Educational Finance
Educational Legislation
Educational Vouchers
Grants
Low Income Groups
Metropolitan Areas
Minnesota
Policy Analysis
Private Schools
Program Effectiveness
Program Proposals
School Choice
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