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New Orleans unified charter and district schools into one algorithm-based offer (2012)

In 2012 the Recovery School District launched OneApp, the first US single-offer assignment unifying charter and district schools via top trading cycles.

New Orleans Recovery School District

那一手

After New Orleans' schools became a mix of charter and district-run institutions, each school or network ran its own admissions, so families applied separately and juggled multiple offers. In 2012 the Recovery School District launched OneApp, a unified enrollment system for Orleans Parish.

OneApp was the first US assignment mechanism to unify charter and traditional public school admissions in a single offer, and the first district mechanism based on top trading cycles. Families submit one ranked application; the algorithm assigns at most one school per student, with lotteries breaking ties when applicants exceed seats.

The design was developed with market-design researchers. Their NBER working paper later proved the mechanism minimizes justified envy among all Pareto-efficient, strategy-proof rules — as fair as such a rule can be in a constrained school-choice problem.

为什么管用

  • A single application removes the multiple-offers-or-none risk that fragmented lotteries create.
  • TTC-based assignment is strategy-proof, so families can rank schools honestly.
  • Centralizing admissions made the system observable, auditable and improvable.
值了多少One application, one offer across all schools聪明

可以搬走什么

When many independent providers serve one population, a single-offer clearinghouse beats separate lotteries: no multiple admissions or none, and families can read the system.

后来呢

OneApp expanded over successive enrollment cycles and became a national reference for unified enrollment. The academic analysis was published in 2020 in American Economic Review: Insights, establishing New Orleans as a landmark in the practice of market design.

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