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Advocates Push for Education Savings Accounts

Policy experts Martin Lueken and Michael McShane are making the case for their home state to adopt a bold alternative to traditional public education funding — education savings accounts.

by Madeline Conway

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Policy experts Martin Lueken and Michael McShane are making the case for their home state to adopt a bold alternative to traditional public education funding — education savings accounts, which they say offer an attractive option for parents, administrators and the Missouri state budget. (Missouri Times)

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