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Julia Harrell

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Children's, Religion, Christian

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April 2010

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Julia lives outside Washington, DC with her husband and young children. She enjoys reading, running, and traveling. Julia loves writing books that show the power of goodness through a great story. Her book, How to Be a Hero: Train With the Saints was released in March 2017.

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We Need School Vouchers Now

I was raised by a lifelong public school teacher and worked as a teacher myself for eleven years. I have always opposed school voucher programs, but the response of our public schools to the pandemic has changed my thinking.

Before the pandemic, proponents of school vouchers seemed ignorant of the differences between public and private education. Arguments about the higher per pupil spending in pub