Should parents Be Able To Use Vouchers To Enroll Their Kids In Whatever School They Want?
October 30, 2016
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8:26Now PlayingShould parents Be Able To Use Vouchers To Enroll Their Kids In Whatever School They Want?
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as posted by the channelVouchers are an initiative that allow parents to take money allocated from the government for a student and allow them to use it as they see fit at a private school or even another public school.
A parent questioned why the funds supplied by the state government can be used to pay for the parents’ choice of school.
Martin, adding to the concerned parents question, challenged the town hall panel to explain how a system structured like the Pell Grant system for college students can be used in primary and secondary levels of education. The Host of NewsOne Now asked the town hall panel, “How is it that we support vouchers on the collegiate level, but to the parent’s point oppose it [on the] middle, elementary school [and] high school levels?”
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