#TheFinal5: Who should get school choice?
The debate over school choice has raged on for decades, including in Virginia, Republicans have been pushing their own proposal over the objections of Democrats. While opponents have argued it drains resources for public institutions, backers say it's about putting kids on an even footing, whether it's at a public, private, or parochial school. Young Voices contributor Elizabeth Grace Matthew is Jim's guest on #TheFinal5.
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#TheFinal5: Who should get school choice?
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