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redefinED looks at what people are saying about Rubio, federal tax credit scholarships

on March 6, 2013

Customization, Education and Public Policy, Education Politics, Education Reporting, Funding, General, National Education Legislation & Policy, Parent Empowerment, Parental Choice, Private Schools, Religious Education, School Choice, Tax Credit Scholarships

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Sherri Ackerman

Sherri Ackerman is the former associate editor of redefinED. She is a former correspondent for the Tampa Bay Times and reporter for The Tampa Tribune, writing about everything from cops and courts to social services and education. She grew up in Indiana and moved to Tampa as a teenager, graduating from Brandon High School and, later, from the University of South Florida with a bachelor’s degree in mass communications/news editing. Sherri passed away in March 2016.

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