The Next Step for School Choice: Get It Right

There is a common saying among writers inclined toward perfectionism: “Don’t get it right, just get it written.” A similar adage might work with certain public policy changes like school choice. If you aim at perfection, you may not accomplish anything. But at some point, you ought to go back and get it right. For many states that have embraced the idea of universal school choice over the past several years, that time is now.