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The Ohio legislature passed a bill to expand their private school choice program.
House passed: 53-36
Senate passed: 24-8
But the teachers union is now trying to get the governor to veto the bill.
House passed: 53-36
Senate passed: 24-8
But the teachers union is now trying to get the governor to veto the bill.
The union claims school choice "diverts resources from public schools"
But why would giving families a choice divert resources from public schools?
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But why would giving families a choice divert resources from public schools?
That claim is absurd.
Allowing families to choose their grocery store doesn& #39;t "divert resources from Safeway"
Allowing families to choose their school doesn& #39;t "divert resources from public schools"
The money doesn& #39;t belong to any particular institution.
Allowing families to choose their grocery store doesn& #39;t "divert resources from Safeway"
Allowing families to choose their school doesn& #39;t "divert resources from public schools"
The money doesn& #39;t belong to any particular institution.
Union President: "SB 89 fails to curb the destructive explosion of the voucher program"
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Why would giving families a choice be "destructive"?
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Education funding is supposed to be meant for educating children - not for protecting a government monopoly.
We should fund students instead of institutions.
We should fund students instead of institutions.
