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  • Michael McShane

    Director of National Research at EdChoice

  • Alli Aldis

    Alli is a researcher at EdChoice, where she studies school choice programs, designs public opinion polls on K-12 education, and writes about education policy. Alli is a graduate of the Ohio State University.

  • John Kristof

    K-12 data and policy @ EdChoice

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    Martin Lueken is director of EdChoice’s Fiscal Research and Education Center. He's been with EdChoice since 2015.

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    State Policy Director for EdChoice

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    Policy professional in the South

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