Lasting legacy of the education culture wars may be school choice
At least seven states have adopted new school choice programs that allow parents to spend state money on nonpublic education.
Source: bostonglobe.com
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At least seven states have adopted new school choice programs that allow parents to spend state money on nonpublic education.
Universal education choice programs open up access to many more educational possibilities for families, but those possibilities remain constrained in some states.