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Direct linkWitte, John F.; Schlomer, Paul A.; Shober, Arnold F. – Peabody Journal of Education, 2007
The question that drives this article is why some school districts decide to open up charter schools and others do not. Several answers are plausible: (a) entrepreneurial initiative, (b) structural explanations, and (c) spatial competition. We use data for the state of Wisconsin derived from extensive case studies of 19 charter schools and…
Descriptors: Competition, School Districts, Open Enrollment, Charter Schools
