The second post in a series, here is the second of the top ten school choice myths we hear often: Myth Number 2 – Educational Choice will leave the most disadvantaged and difficult-to-educate students in the public school system.
School Choice Myth #1
We believe, as most Iowans do, that parents are the primary educators of their children and are ultimately responsible for their upbringing. We also believe that the State of Iowa has a compelling (and state Constitutional) interest in ensuring every child has at least a quality, basic education. Myth Number 1: Educational choice programs drain resources from an already underfunded public school system. (“Public dollars for public schools.”)
Educational Choice Resources
Looking to learn more about school choice/educational choice and have questions? Just not sure what to think? Some people say school choice is bad for public schools – is this true? What are the results of school choice in other states and other nations? Are we reinventing the wheel or is this a tried-and-true method of pluralism in schools?
Wrapping Up School Choice Week
This week, hundreds of events across the country celebrated the diversity of school options available to parents currently and called on policy makers to make it easier for low- to middle-income families to make that choice too. In Iowa, IACS is part of the Iowa Alliance for Choice in Education, which hosted a legislative breakfast […]
IACS January Newsletter – Legislative Session Preview
Our IACS January 2019 Newsletter is out! There are a few events to pencil in on your calendar and we have an overview on the legislature and our areas of focus for the year!
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