Flexibility for public schools is the next step for school choice

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

63% : It's time to give public schools the flexibility to compete with every other option - and prove they're still a great choice.
60% : Others have children with special needs who benefit from enhanced services in public schools.
59% : That's fine, and in fact, with school choice, public schools are a valid choice.
56% : SCHOOL CHOICE REVOLUTION HELPS HOMESCHOOLERS, TOOMost importantly, we're empowering public schools to provide more tailored support to students.
56% : These reforms will improve competition and empower public schools to educate students for lifelong success, without rolling back one inch of accountability.
53% : Even with universal school choice, most parents still choose public schools, and are likely to do so for the foreseeable future.
45% : There are a thousand reasons parents make this choice - but public schools are wrapped in so much red tape, they struggle to meet the unique needs of every family and community.
41% : That's why, earlier this month, the Florida Senate overwhelmingly passed legislation to cut the most outdated, burdensome and inefficient red tape in public education.
37% : Yet now that Florida has universal choice, the real problem is that the state has too much control over public schools.

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