School choice won big in states this year. Is the movement about to hit a wall?

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The school choice movement is riding high this year with multiple GOP-led states handing it legislative victories, but opponents are shrugging off the advances and predicting a tougher road ahead.

At least eight states have put new school choice policies on the books in the first five months of 2023, with some of them expanding to all K-12 students. Other measures are still up in the air.

The victories have been heavily celebrated by Republicans, but they may be running out of friendly territory.

Read more on The Hill.

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