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Allowing Students To Attend The Public School of Their Choice
Ryan's guest is Jude Schwalbach, Policy Analyst at Reason Foundation.
Millions of K–12 students enrolled in public schools must attend schools determined by outdated systems based on attendance boundaries not student needs. Bureaucrats, not families, are deciding where most children can go to school.
If parents find their children stuck in low performing schools what are the options? What should be the options?
Americans for Prosperity's vision is to break down barriers that prevent people from living to their full potential. Allowing students to attend the public school of their choice would break down a huge barrier to educational achievement.
Learn more at https://americansforprosperity.org/believe-in-arkansas/? or email us [email protected]
To learn more and see how AFP-Arkansas can help you or your organization increase your impact in our state, email us at [email protected] or visit us at believeinar.com.
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By Ryan NorrisRyan's guest is Jude Schwalbach, Policy Analyst at Reason Foundation.
Millions of K–12 students enrolled in public schools must attend schools determined by outdated systems based on attendance boundaries not student needs. Bureaucrats, not families, are deciding where most children can go to school.
If parents find their children stuck in low performing schools what are the options? What should be the options?
Americans for Prosperity's vision is to break down barriers that prevent people from living to their full potential. Allowing students to attend the public school of their choice would break down a huge barrier to educational achievement.
Learn more at https://americansforprosperity.org/believe-in-arkansas/? or email us [email protected]
To learn more and see how AFP-Arkansas can help you or your organization increase your impact in our state, email us at [email protected] or visit us at believeinar.com.