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_________________ programs often blur the line between private and public schools.
 
  a. Faith-based
  b. Charter
  c. School choice
  d. State funded

Question 2

Which of the following statements best describes the nature of the governance and administration of public schools in the United States?
 
  a. Although the influence of the federal government has begun to increase in recent years, public education is clearly seen as a responsibility of states and local districts.
  b. Professional educators have succeeded in wresting control from school boards and legislatures and in establishing their own control over major educational decisions in this country, thus removing much of the politics from the process.
  c. Parents and community members have been able to achieve unprecedented levels of influence in public schools in the United States.
  d. After about 200 years of public education, it is still very difficult to identify any single group, combination of groups, or level of government that is clearly in charge of public education.



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: a



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