[Eric in the Ozarks]

Cheers !

[homeschool mama]

ping

[Slyfox]

...People who could afford it have been exercising school choice for years by moving to suburbs with good public schools or sending their children to private schools. Now those same kinds of choices will be available to all parents, regardless of wealth."

But, you know what is going to happen. Anywhere those children go, the government regulation will follow. Where a private and parochial school now enjoy the complete freedom to decide everything it needs to in the best interest of the children they educate, now, when school choice is implemented, the government will decide what they must teach.

My questions are if the public schools are the problem, why must other forms of education lose their freedom and autonomy? Why can't educational choice mean freedom to move their child to a different and better performing public school?