School choice is generally a state issue, but advocates took their case to the United States House of Representatives Wednesday for a hearing of the Education and the Workforce Committee.
Gerard Robinson, a resident fellow at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, explained several ways Congress can support school choice.
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