Funding students rather than institutions would be a school choice victory

North Carolina families need educational options as much right now as ever, if not more. Ever-changing diets of virtual and in-person learning have disrupted the instruction of thousands of students and left many parents concerned about their children’s educational needs.

According to the latest data from Education Week, 60% of public school districts in North Carolina reopened without any in-person instruction at all, and public school remote learning has been a disaster for far too many families.