Parental choice in education today is officially discouraged. Parents who choose private schools for their children forfeit the public funds...
Reforming No Child Left Behind by Allowing States to Opt Out: An A-PLUS for Federalism
July 5, 2007
As Congress considers reauthorization of the No
Child Left Behind Act of 2001, it should recognize
the need for fundamental reform of federal K–12
education policy. Both versions of the A-PLUS Act
would change the course of federal education policy,
which since 1965 has followed a path of greater
federal control of education, the proliferation of
bureaucracy, higher administrative costs, and new
federal programs.
