Scholar: School Choice for Military Kids a National Security Concern

Apr 17, 2018

An education scholar believes school choice for the children of military members “is a national security concern,” he said Wednesday.

School choice is imperative to retaining military members, Pacific Research Institute Senior Director of Education Studies Lance Izumi explained while speaking with The Daily Caller News Foundation. The scholar was reacting to a letter opposing a school choice bill a coalition sent to Congress, claiming to represent over 5.5 million military members or veterans.

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