school choice

noun

1. an educational policy based on vouchers or scholarships, allowing students their choice of private or public school.

Example Sentences

Charter schools — publicly funded, privately managed schools — can inspire more controversy in today’s education “marketplace” than any other type of school choice.

From Washington Post

Americans for Prosperity has spent $56,921 in Kentucky so far this year on four issues, including school choice, according to state documents.

From Washington Post

Florida’s Excellence in Education in Action has already spent $3,552 lobbying for school choice legislation.

From Washington Post

Mike Braun asked Marten to share her feelings on charter schools, vouchers for private schools and generally the notion of school choice that has loomed large in education debates in recent decades.

From Voice of San Diego

Some of the candidates to replace her share those views, while others think it’s time for a new direction, particularly regarding school choice.

From Voice of San Diego

So too are other issues of interest to both groups, ranging from school choice to sentencing reform to occupational licensing.

From The Daily Beast

He demurred: “The overall climate of what people think about charters and school choice varies so much from city to city.”

From The Daily Beast

On Monday the unlikely duo were brought together by school choice.

From The Daily Beast

At the Texas rally Lee explained her support for the school choice movement as part of her record of standing against injustice.

From The Daily Beast

But he did call school choice “the single most important issue of our time.”

From The Daily Beast