It will be interesting to see her proposals.     The tax credit approach will benefit  those who could afford to put their children in private school in the first place.  Will full vouchers be available to kids in small town, (a lousy place to locate a 'for profit' school).

Why would it surprise anyone that a great private school will, on average, outperform a school that must by its charter, accept even the worst of students?     If the new education secretary can assure Americans that all students, regardless of income, family, past academic performance, can attend the same schools as her own children, then we can get a more equal comparison of private vs public schools.   Otherwise this is going to look like a tax break/cost reduction for those who need it least.

There are myriad of problems in public education, but there is very little choice for most families.   The question is if Vos plans to provide equal opportunity, a legitimate choice, for American children.  We'll see.