Progressive teachers vs conservative families: School choice can help level the playing field

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : But we don't compel Baptists to send their children to Catholic schools nor should we compel conservative, rural Texans to send their children to public schools dominated by progressives.
54% : As we see reports of clashes between parents and public schools over the teaching of controversial topics, such as critical race theory and gender identity, we imagine that these are problems confined to big cities, mostly located on the coasts.
51% : Rural Texans and the educators who teach their kids in public schools clearly view the world very differently.
48% :ESAs typically take 90% of what public schools would spend on each child and place that in individual students' accounts that parents direct.
48% : All that school choice would do is shift some of the jobs from public schools dominated by Democrats to other schools whose values would be more likely to align with the those of the parents in those areas.

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