Melissa Salinas

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The topic of school choice is more popular than ever before. Like all policies and beliefs, there are positive and negative sides to this movement. Some believe school choice gentrifies poor areas, while others see it as a catalyst of competition and pushes schools to raise the bar in what they can offer. But I see school choice as the ability for parents to speak for what they know is best for their child.