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A Conversation with Virginia Walden Ford, Education Advocate and Author of Voices, Choices, and Second Chances and School Choice: A Legacy to Keep Thrust onto the front lines of the desegregation battles of the 1960s as a teenager, Virginia Walden Ford took the lessons she learned early in life and carried them to decades of impact in the U.S ...
Nov 21, 2019 · In her searing new memoir, legendary school choice advocate Virginia Walden Ford recounts the lessons she learned as a child in the segregated south. She drew on those experiences—and the legacies handed to her by her parents and ancestors—thirty years later, when she built an army of parents to fight for school choice in our nation's capital.
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If one figure embodies the moral case for giving parents and students greater ability to select their preferred form of K-12 education, it's Virginia Walden Ford, whose story is told in last...
Apr 11, 2018 · Virginia Walden Ford started fighting for school choice as a single mother, raising three children in Washington D.C. She wanted more options for her children - and for other people's children, too. Here she writes about the journey to school choice advocacy.
Miss Virginia details the struggles of Ford and other families to establish the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program. These scholarships allow thousands of students to attend the private school...
Nov 21, 2019 · In her searing new memoir, legendary school choice advocate Virginia Walden Ford recounts the lessons she learned as a child in the segregated south. She drew on those experiences—and the legacies handed to her by her parents and ancestors—thirty years later, when she built an army of parents to fight for school choice in our nation's capital.
- Virginia Walden Ford
In her searing new memoir, legendary school choice advocate Virginia Walden Ford recounts the lessons she learned as a child in the segregated south. She drew on those experiences—and the legacies handed to her by her parents and ancestors—thirty years later, when she built an army of parents to fight for school choice in our nation’s capital.
