The school choice movement seeks to
a. give parents and students a choice about whether or not to attend school.
b. provide open enrollment options within a single school district.
c. give schools greater flexibility to choose their own curricula. d.
give parents more freedom to decide where to send their children to school.
e. increase students choices for four-year colleges.
Question 2
Money provided by governments to parents of school age children to cover some or all of the cost of their children attending a private (and sometimes public) school of their choice is called a(n)
a. charter compensation.
b. educational entitlement.
c. educational voucher.
d. magnet school contribution.
e. school choice reward.
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