Lawmakers debate over the pros and cons of school choice.
"I understand the opposition of being afraid to bring a school choice, because it brings competition to them, but I do believe that competition is a good thing."SAN ANTONIO — The Texas Legislature will begin a 3rd special session on Monday. At the heart of the agenda will be school choice. We have brought you several stories with voices speaking out against school choice, now hear from some who say it's a good idea.
Gurr says the Texas school system shouldn't be a one size fit's all system. Gurr says she has seen first hand how children of color living in low income areas, and those with disabilities have been left behind. Opponents to school choice say it can hurt the public school system, by taking away money from struggling schools.
Ezzard Castillo, CEO with River City Christian School says every student has different needs, and school choice will empower parents to be more involved in their child's education and hold schools accountable.
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