"Florida's ambitious school choice program, which provides universal vouchers to families, has been touted as a revolutionary approach to education reform. However, a new study reveals a concerning trend: despite the program's wide reach, there is no evidence of systemwide academic improvement. The findings have sparked debate among education experts, who are questioning the effectiveness of vouchers in improving student outcomes. As the state continues to invest heavily in this program, the question remains: are Florida's students truly benefiting from this unprecedented experiment in school choice?"
Florida’s school choice program offers universal vouchers but cannot show systemwide academic improvement The Conversation
