School choice disrupts the education monopoly, and the monopoly won't go down without a fight, writes Tommy_USA. If they succeed, the status quo will be maintained at the expense of children and families.
Mission-oriented private schools serving lower-income or underserved communities can expand rather than close.n July, the Arizona Legislature passed the largest school choice expansion in United States history.
This program is available to each of Arizona’s 1.1 million students without a funding or enrollment cap, which means that, for the first time in history, every lower and middle-income family in Arizona will have access to school choice and education freedom. That opportunity will be life-changing for families looking for something different in their education.
Mission-oriented private schools serving lower-income or underserved communities can expand rather than close. Historically, this has been a tremendously difficult model to implement, but school choice programs give them more than a fighting chance. Great teachers may be incentivized to build micro-schools for 10-20 students in their neighborhood. Many teachers are searching for flexibility and freedom not often found inside the public school system. They can now untangle their careers and dreams from bureaucratic red tape and union intimidation while meeting the needs of the many families searching for smaller learning environments filled with one-on-one instruction.
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