Can school choice help raise children?

Published February 18, 2016 9:14pm ET



One of the most vexing issues in education policy is what to do with students whose home life is holding them back academically. No matter how good teachers are, they can’t overcome many issues at home that affect student performance. Students who live with a guardian or one parent, for example, are more likely to repeat a grade level or get suspended.

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