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Proponents of voucher systems argue that vouchers

a. create competition and enhance the quality of schooling.
b. drain funds away from public schools.
c. attract top students from public schools.
d. increase segregation.

The common set of academic standards endorsed by the National Governors Association is known as the

a. National Curriculum.
b. No Child Left Behind initiative.
c. Cross-State Program
d. Common Core State Standards

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