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Kirkpatrick, David Warren was born on April 19, 1929 in Bennington, Vermont, United States. Son of David Warren and Minerva Kirkpatrick.
David Warren Kirkpatrick
April 19, 1929 Bennington, Vermont, United States
High school history teacher Easton (Pennsylvania) Area School District, 1961-1971. President Pennsylvania State Education Association, Harrisburg, 1969-1971. Communications director Pennsylvania Governor, 1971-1973. Consultant, senior staff member Pennsylvania Senate Education Commission, 1973-1977. Senior staff member Pennsylvania Senate and Rural Affairs Commission, 1977-1980. Executive director Association Pennsylvania State Colleges and Universities, Harrisburg, 1980-1985. Communications director Pennsylvania Auditor General, 1985-1986. Executive director Pennsylvania Association Rural and Small Schools, 1987-1991, The Reach Alliance, Harrisburg, 1992-1995. Educational researcher, writer, consultant, since 1995. Founder Pennsylvania Rural Coalition, Harrisburg, 1980, board directors, 1980—1987, chairman, 1980—1982. Member consumer advisory council Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, 1985—1987, chairman, 1986—1987. Senior fellow Allegheny Institute, Pittsburgh, 1998—2000, Options for Youth, Pasadena, California, 1999—2000. Fellow Public Service Research Foundation, Vienna, 1999—2004. Fellow, then senior fellow for teacher choice Alexis de Tocqueville Institution, Arlington, Virginia, 1999—2001. Columnist Express-Times, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1992—1995.
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Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers
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Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers
(Choice in Schooling is a history of the proposal to fund ...)
Choice in Schooling is a history of the proposal to fund education through the student, as does the G.I. Bill for veterans, instead of, or in addition to, making direct appropriations to institutions, schools or districts. First proposed by Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations in 1776, and endorsed by such leaders as Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, John Stuart Mills, Milton Friedman, and Daniel Patrick Moynihan, it is widely used in developed democracies around the world and even among former Iron Curtain nations, including Russia itself.
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David Warren Kirkpatrick Edit Profile
David Warren Kirkpatrick, American Educational researcher, writer. Certified social studies teacher, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania. Named Alumnus of Year, North Adams State College, 1971; Distinguished fellow The Blum Center, Marquette U., since 1995; Wm. Robertson Coe fellow StanfordU., 1965; Graduate scholar Lehigh University, 1959-1961.
Education
Bachelor of Science in Education, North Adams (Massachusetts) State College, 1959; Master of Arts in History, Lehigh University, 1964.
Career
High school history teacher Easton (Pennsylvania) Area School District, 1961-1971. President Pennsylvania State Education Association, Harrisburg, 1969-1971. Communications director Pennsylvania Governor, 1971-1973.
Consultant, senior staff member Pennsylvania Senate Education Commission, 1973-1977. Senior staff member Pennsylvania Senate and Rural Affairs Commission, 1977-1980. Executive director Association Pennsylvania State Colleges and Universities, Harrisburg, 1980-1985.
Communications director Pennsylvania Auditor General, 1985-1986. Executive director Pennsylvania Association Rural and Small Schools, 1987-1991, The Reach Alliance, Harrisburg, 1992-1995. Educational researcher, writer, consultant, since 1995.
Founder Pennsylvania Rural Coalition, Harrisburg, 1980, board directors, 1980—1987, chairman, 1980—1982. Member consumer advisory council Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission, 1985—1987, chairman, 1986—1987. Senior fellow Allegheny Institute, Pittsburgh, 1998—2000, Options for Youth, Pasadena, California, 1999—2000.
Fellow Public Service Research Foundation, Vienna, 1999—2004. Fellow, then senior fellow for teacher choice Alexis de Tocqueville Institution, Arlington, Virginia, 1999—2001. Columnist Express-Times, Easton, Pennsylvania, 1992—1995.
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Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers
(Choice in Schooling is a history of the proposal to fund ...)
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Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers (Campion Book)
(Choice in Schooling is a history of the proposal to fund ...)
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Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers
(Choice in Schooling is a history of the proposal to fund ...)
- Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers
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Choice in Schooling: A Case for Tuition Vouchers
Membership
Public relations chair Vote Yes for Water, Harrisburg, 1981. Participant innumerous political campaigns. Fellow Public Svc. Research F/Tennessee.
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Nationality
American
Education
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1959
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1964
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1961 - 1971
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1969 - 1971
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1971 - 1973
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1973 - 1977
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1973 - 1977
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1977 - 1980
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1980 - 1985
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1985 - 1986
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1987 - 1991
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1992 - 1995
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1995
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1995
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Named Alumnus of Year North Adams State College Named Alumnus of Year North Adams State College, 1971. Wm. Robertson Coe fellow Stanford University, 1965, Distinguished fellow The Blum Center Marquette University, 1995-1999, Senior Education fellow United States Freedom Foundation, 2002, Senior Education fellow Buckeye Institute, since 2003. Graduate scholar Lehigh University, 1959-1961.