school choice

American  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

Families seeking school choice secured a victory, too.

From The Wall Street Journal

In those cases, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott and Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds rallied GOP voters to replace moderate Republicans who continued to block school choice.

From The Wall Street Journal

To its credit, Florida has been a champion of school choice, which could help improve those outcomes.

From The Wall Street Journal

She and other leaders of public school districts worry that the state’s expanded school choice program, which allows families to get tax credits if they attend private and religious schools, will draw away students from their districts and, ultimately, erode their funding.

From Salon

Across the country, school choice for public and private institutions has surged amid expanded access to vouchers, educational savings accounts and Covid-era learning loss.

From The Wall Street Journal