Informed Choice
Michael McShane, Alli Aldis, John Kristof, Colyn Ritter, Marty Lueken, Paul DiPerna, Nathan Sanders, Alex WolfA group Substack from EdChoice's research team
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 105 | Subscribers | Read | informedchoice1996.substack.com |
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Authors
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Director of National Research at EdChoice
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.
Senior Research Analyst at EdChoice
Martin Lueken is director of EdChoice’s Fiscal Research and Education Center. He's been with EdChoice since 2015.
Faith and Freedom
Policy professional in the South
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