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Virginia Riel. (2022) Building Expectations and Keeping Customers Happy: How Charter School Leaders Recruit and Retain Families. The Sociological Quarterly 63:2, pages 296-315.
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Joshua Childs & Zachary Taylor. (2022) Do Charter Schools Outspend Public Schools Online? Evidence from Texas. Journal of School Choice 16:1, pages 49-70.
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