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Elizabeth Warren Says No to Funding Charter Schools

Massachusetts Democratic Sen. Elizabeth Warren said she wanted to keep public tax dollars away from charter schools.

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The 2020 hopeful’s remarks come as Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders called on banning charter schools and funding toward such institutions in an education policy proposal released Saturday.

Sanders’s charter school solutions include requiring charters to comply with the same oversight regulations for public schools, supporting unionization for charter school teachers and placing caps on CEO salaries.

Warren’s team did not respond to The Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment.

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