L ast month, the Arizona state legislature passed the most robust school-choice program in American history. The state’s 1.1 million students will soon have access to state-funded education savings accounts (ESAs), giving their families $6,400 that they can spend at any school they please — public, private, homeschool, or charter.
Corey DeAngelis, senior fellow at the American Federation for Children, is the country’s leading advocate of the program. He discussed the future of state-funded school choice in a recent interview with National Review.
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