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School Choice Without Sacrificing Education Quality: Experts Weigh In

Jon Deane

Each spring, when families across Florida have the opportunity to apply for an education savings account—as more than 220,000 did this year—they’re met with an onslaught of options for how to use the state school choice subsidy. Suddenly, instead of their in-district options, they have more than 2,000 private schools at their fingertips, as well as the option to use the funding for homeschooling expenses, tutoring, therapies, curricular materials, and more.

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