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Brian Jodice

Brian Jodice

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National Press Secretary, American Federation for Children

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Total articles 4

  • North Carolina’s ‘opportunity scholarships’ program started five years ago. Now it’s about to dramatically expand.

    By Brian Jodice| The Charlotte Observer Verified Thursday marks the anniversary of a major victory in the fight for educational freedom in North Carolina. Five years ago, the General Assembly established the Opportunity Scholarship Program, enabling low-income children to use state-funded scholarships to attend private school. This past school year, nearly 7,400 students statewide relied on Opportunity Scholarships to open doors of educational opportunity.

    By Brian Jodice · The Charlotte Observer

    Jul. 25, 2018

  • LEDBETTER: Are central banks embracing too much risk?

    By Ray Nothstine Verified, Mark Ross, Brian Jodice| North State Journal Verified Central banks are usually thought of as very conservative institutions; if they were cars they would be safe, family sedans. Lately, though, some central banks have been doing the market equivalent of zipping around in a sporty convertible. In recent years, at least two large central banks have been snapping up large quantities of equities, typically considered a risky investment. The Swiss National Bank now has about 20 percent of its reserves in equities, up from about 7 percent a decade ago.

    By Ray Nothstine Verified, Mark Ross, Brian Jodice · North State Journal

    Jun. 29, 2018

  • North Carolina’s ‘opportunity scholarships’ program started five years ago. Now it’s about to dramatically expand.

    By Brian Jodice| The Charlotte Observer Verified Thursday marks the anniversary of a major victory in the fight for educational freedom in North Carolina. Five years ago, the General Assembly established the Opportunity Scholarship Program, enabling low-income children to use state-funded scholarships to attend private school. This past school year, nearly 7,400 students statewide relied on Opportunity Scholarships to open doors of educational opportunity.

    By Brian Jodice · The Charlotte Observer

    Jul. 25, 2018

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Washington, District of Columbia, United States