Latino families want school choice

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Hispanic families need school options, but only three of the 10 U.S. states with the highest Latino populations even have a school choice program.

Florida (26% Hispanic), Arizona (31%), and Nevada (29%) lead the nation on parental empowerment. However, Nevada’s program only serves about 2,000 of its almost 500,000 students statewide. Other states such as New Mexico, Texas, California, and New York do not offer school choice at all.

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