Summary
President Trump's administration is supporting a national school voucher program to expand parent choice in education. Arizona started the U.S.'s first universal school voucher program in 2022, and its effects are being closely watched.
Key Facts
- President Trump's administration supports a national school voucher program.
- The program is designed to give parents more educational options for their children.
- Critics argue that school voucher programs can negatively affect public schools.
- Arizona launched the first universal school voucher program in 2022.
- Observers are studying Arizona's program to predict the impact of a national rollout.
- The report focuses on how the voucher program is working in Arizona.
