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School choice generally refers to the opportunity for parents to select an elementary or secondary school for their child that differs from the assigned school that the child would otherwise attend based on where the family lives.
The not-too-much-longer answer: Theres a reason why the idea of offering students choices in their educational activities has become popular. Decades of psychological research concludes that providing students with choices leads to increases in autonomy and, in turn, motivation and learning.
School choice programs affect public schools funding and resources in the same way theyre affected when a student leaves because their family moved to a new districtexcept with school choice programs, public schools get to keep almost all of the federal and local tax dollars and usually a portion of the state funds
First-choice school is a component of the school choice program in which pre-K through grade 12 learners can attend an educational institution other than their local district public school. A students first-choice school is the top pick among the rest when choosing another academic school as an alternative option.
School choice allows public education funds to follow students to the schools or services that best fit their needs whether thats to a public school, private school, charter school, home school or any other learning environment families choose. Watch this video to see how an educational choice system works.

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ing to an analysis by Education Week, 29 states and the District of Columbia have at least one private school choice program. But of those, 15 have at least one program that is universally accessible to all K-12 students in the state.
School choice programs support families right to choose what institutions their children attend. They enable parents and guardians to determine what would benefit their students rather than the state or the government.

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