By Jeanie Lindsay, includes “A new study says school choice options in Indiana have saved the state millions in education spending. But researchers say the cost-savings come as the state spends less on education than it did more than a decade ago. … But economist and study co-author Michael Hicks said the choice option most students in Indiana use is a transfer between public schools – and it saves the state money when kids go to schools that receive less funding per student in the state's formula.”