@balancedmindsedu: As more people talk about vouchers and school funding, there’s also quiet hesitation in some spaces. And a big part of it is this: Support often comes with expectations. When public money is involved, there’s usually: structure oversight accountability Public schools live in that reality every day. So it makes me wonder— If funding expands… how do we think about responsibility alongside it? What feels important to you in this conversation? 💛 Save this & share with someone navigating school decisions #EducationPolicy #SchoolFunding #EducationMatters #PublicEducation #SchoolChoice
If only that were true…. Most voucher programs do not contain those oversights.
2026-04-09 23:35:38
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Viara Lee :
Tennessee isn't requiring the same standards
2026-04-09 22:02:06
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unapologetic_educator :
Except in Iowa-no accountability!
2026-04-10 11:17:09
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Equinox :
I had one kid finish private high school and one currently in public. Guess which one is getting a better education?
2026-04-09 22:08:18
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ghostinthemachine69 :
Nope. Vouchers in Texas don’t require schools accepting them to meet standard public school requirements. That’s depends on the state. Most states that enacted voucher programs are bleeding their public schools dry, dropping in education rankings, and worse than all of that - aren’t attracting /accepting new students into alternative private schools. Public school students are suffering with less funding and private school kids parents are getting a tax break.
2026-04-09 21:51:49
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Sam :
No accountability in AZ!!
2026-04-10 18:52:59
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