A new state law mandates creation of the controversial program that has attracted national attention, being called the most far - reaching
school choice measure in American history.
Going from country to country, it is clear that more competition — whether through public or
private school choice measures — leads to higher test scores for public and private schools alike.
During his first term, Gov. Bryant was a strong proponent
of school choice measures including the Equal Opportunity for Students with Special Needs Act and the Charter Schools Act of 2013, as well as education reform legislation including A-F grading for schools and school districts and the Literacy Based Promotion Act of 2013.
That was the outcome this week in Alabama, where the state's Supreme Court overturned a lower court's attempted termination of the Alabama Accountability Act, a law that included two
school choice measures: a tax - credit scholarship program and an individual refundable tax credit.
That was the outcome this week in Alabama, where the state's Supreme Court overturned a lower court's attempted termination of the Alabama Accountability Act, a law that included two
school choice measures: a tax - credit scholarship program and an individual refundable tax -LSB-...]
said he'll wait to bring up Title I portability —
a school choice measure that Democrats liken to school vouchers that would have been a poison pill.
What reformers in Missouri need to do now is push
another school choice measure through the legislature next year; centrist and liberal Democrat reformers, in particular, must hold Nixon's feet to the fire, reminding him that opposition to choice means that he won't be re-elected in 2016.