School choice sometimes means leaving an ill-suited charter school

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Millions of parents across the country are unhappy with their child’s public school. Without the means to afford a private school or move to a better district, however, these parents are usually left to try to make the best of a difficult situation.

Whether through charter schools, scholarship programs, homeschooling, online schools or magnet schools, school choice policies empower parents to give their child the best education available.

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