Bay Area district offers K-8 options to help keep students from leaving the district
April 26, 2018
West Contra Costa Unified, which already has two K-8 schools, plans to expand three more elementary schools to K-8 starting in the fall.
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Advocates have long called for more school choice, arguing that zip codes, school boundaries and family income should not limit the ability to select a school. Charter and magnet schools are forms of public school choice. Groups are organizing to put an initiative before voters in November 2022 to extend school choice to private schools by funding school vouchers.
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