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School Vouchers Will Hurt Texas Teachers Like Me

By Joi Louviere

May 20, 2025
For Traci Dunlap, the fight over school vouchers in Texas is a personal one.

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  • Joi Louviere

    Joi Louviere is COURIER DFW’s senior newsletter editor. She’s a seventh-generation Texan and world traveler, passionate about college access, DIY projects, and trying out all the coffee shops in Dallas.

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