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Sunsetting school choice would be irresponsible
A major party’s likely nominee for governor, state Rep. Francesca Hong, says she favors good schools. “Every child deserves a strong and comprehensive education,” her platform says.
So why, as a matter of policy, does she want to close the particular schools providing measurably great education for working-class kids?
She did so again the week before the primary election. When an interviewer noted that 30,000 students in Milwaukee alone rely on school choice, she conceded merely that she’d be “sunsetting” school choice Milwaukee only after the rest of Wisconsin: “So that would be around 2030.”
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[EDITOR'S NOTE] Though the primary election is over and Francesca Hong was defeated, we chose to amplify this story for your information because several Democrat candidates, including Tara Johnson and Jill Billings are advocating for these same disastrous types of policies. They are more devious about their positions so seek them out and get straight answers from them: Do they want to expand parental choice in education or reduce it?
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