Republicans Don't Want to Reform Public Education -- They Want to End It.

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : And finally, while Republican education policies had played a vital role in advancing "school choice," the next step was to get so many families to flee public schools that no future administration would be able to undo the damage.
50% : But Corcoran's remarks are also something of a key to making sense of Florida's tumultuous start to the school year and what it means for the fate of public education in the rest of the country.

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