School choice, an issue that has divided parents for years, is on the ballot in three states this November: Colorado, Kentucky and Nebraska. Choice programs allow states to spend public funds for private or alternative schools.
The ballot items in Colorado and Kentucky propose adding language supporting school choice to their states’ constitutions but neither lays out specifics for a statewide program.
If the Colorado and Kentucky measures pass, the states would join at least 29 states and the District of Columbia which already have some form of school choice language on the books, according to an Education Week analysis.
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