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Want Better Education Outcomes in Your City?

Better education outcomes for all students in your city is possible.

New research shows that when communities embrace more public school options, every child benefits. 


In 10 major U.S. cities studied, expanding public school choice helped students from all backgrounds catch up to state averages, creating higher achievement—not just in charter schools, but across every public school.


The key? At least 33% charter school enrollment within a city. This tipping point creates a ripple effect, improving outcomes for students in district schools, charter schools, and beyond.  


If you’re curious to see how this could work in your city, let’s partner:

Proof that more public school options 

lead to better schools—for every student.

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Agency, Inc. is a full-service strategic communications and advocacy organization focused on choice in public education. As a mission-driven 501 c3 organization, Agency measures impact by elevating parent voice, providing exceptional support to non-profit partners and creating better opportunities for more families. Through its sister organizations, Agency Act and Agency PAC, policy and political work help advance Agency's core mission. We are the voice for choice in public education. 


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