Abigail Burrola

Abigail Burrola graduated from Azusa Pacific University with a bachelors degree in political science in 2018. She is originally from the Minneapolis area, and her policy interests include special education practices and rural school choice.

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Education | ARTICLE | February 7, 2019

Private School Choice Students More Likely to Graduate College

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 2 min

Education | ARTICLE | February 6, 2019

Do Fewer Remedial Course-takers Mean Better-prepared College Students?

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 3 min

Economy | ARTICLE | January 22, 2019

When Students Aren’t Proficient Readers, Education Savings Accounts Can Help

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 2 min

Education | ARTICLE | November 27, 2018

ACT Scores Show Students Aren’t Ready for College

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 3 min

Education | ARTICLE | November 2, 2018

Education Savings Accounts Can Help Bullied Children

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 2 min

Education | ARTICLE | October 11, 2018

Struggling High Schools Are Just the Tip of the Iceberg

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 3 min

Education | ARTICLE | September 25, 2018

How Can Missouri Get More Out of Its CTE Programs?

By Abigail Burrola | Read Time 3 min

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