Education and Choice I agree with those who decide to permit choice in their district. I believe that teacher and schools are permitted to choose curricula and programs they think provide the best educational products, and students and parents are allowed to choose from among those products the ones best suited to their preferences and educational objectives. In 1974, the quality of education in East Harlem improved beyond even the most optimistic expectations. Indeed, the improvement …showed first 75 words of 687 total…

…showed last 75 words of 687 total…programs that best interest them. Who loses? The people who pay taxes. Efficiency: Who pay the cost? Those who are willing to sustain the cost and inconvenience of selling one house and buying another simply to enjoy school system. Who gains? The same people I just mentioned who enjoy school system they have chosen. Liberty: Yes, the issue can be escaped if we simply don’t want to choose to have a better school system.