Jay Greene
Education researcher, Director of Research at Do No Harm and Senior Fellow at the Defense of Freedom Institute; formerly University of Arkansas education-reform professor and Heritage Foundation fellow.
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Oct 30, 2026
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definitely matters because I feel like when they do well, it's a different kind of energy around.
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So when everybody is doing well, which we have a lot of teams doing well, I think that it's good for the environment.
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So, no, I love when all those teams are doing well, and I don't think that they should blow them up because it's an opportunity.
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for these kids, and I think that sports teaches a lot of valuable lessons that, you know, whether you're going to be a professional or whatever you're going to do in life, sports teaches valuable lessons.
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Like, you know, you text me and told me to be here at 540 Sharp, but in my mind, I need to be there 15 minutes early.
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And I had this favorite high school history teacher who I contacted when I was graduating college.
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I mean, I entered the school choice movement, in a sense, um, at its very modern beginning.
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Uh, the very first school choice program in modern era was passed in 1990 in Milwaukee.
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Uh, and I conducted randomized evaluation of the Milwaukee program with Paul Peterson, who was my advisor at Harvard.