Critics of School Choice Programs Argue That They

question 71

Multiple Choice

Critics of school choice programs argue that they:

• A) perpetuate inequality because only upper- and middle-class student can afford to participate in them.
• B) perpetuate inequality, but this negative is offset by the increased racial integration they achieve.
• C) benefit lower-income children at the expense of higher-income students.
• D) All of these are criticism of school choice programs.

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