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“For decades, school voucher supporters claimed to improve educational outcomes through competition and provide families with more options. However, in practice, the policy has led to a significant diversion of resources away from public schools, ….”
I think Ms. McCormick fails to realize that property taxes pay for education and that taxpayers who use vouchers are not taking away resources from public schools, they are utilizing resources that are most effective for their student.
Until public education gets back the basic STEM curriculum and tries not to be the nanny state they will continue to increase costs and still provide F- educational results!