if you think about it . all three teams we thought that would be finalswin lost their first game . c 9 , dig , OG <| sep |> The man himself is starting to fix his own plate , nodding She helped yeah . Help yourself man ! <| sep |> You ' re welcome ! To be fair , I think the discussion about school choice has just gotten stupid and that what most people who are either for or against vouchers don ' t realize is that it isn ' t fundamentally about school choice for too many politicians and lobbyists . There ' s a disconnect then with the voters who think What ' s wrong with choices ? and don ' t get the real problems aren ' t about choice per se . I ' m a teacher who has taught at a wide range of public schools and private international schools overseas and knows teachers at charters , private schools , online school programs actually I work adjunct in one at the moment and might switch but it ' s a public online homeschool system through the district , etc . It ' s not that school choice is bad per se . It ' s just that a lot of people who promote school choice actually want to either a make money , b bring back various kinds of segregation abled kidsESE segregation racial segregation in some rare cases , c benefit a small group of elite people , andor d destroy public schools by defunding them . I ' m fine with wellregulated , wellrun charter schools but a lot of those are usually under the public system and free anyway and I ' m even fine with some tax breaks for families to send their kids to private schools , especially secular ones , as long as the school has to be regulated and prove they ' re providing a comprehensive education to their students on the same basis as public schools . I ' m even fine for tax breaks for homeschooling , as long as the parents have some burden of proof of enrolling their kids in an online system or providing quality education themselves . This is not the issue with the school choice movement . The issues are much more insidious than that . But what happened , so far as I see it , is the school choice movement popped up and then , naturally , the conversation became extremely oversimplified because that ' s all that America seems to be capable of most of the time . I ' m very propublic education , but that does not mean I think public schooling is perfect , teachers are perfect , all school districts are currently equally effective , etc . Or that parents don ' t deserve some degree of choice though really the best bet is to get them actively involved in the public system and have public systems that listen to parents and communities mine does this well and has actually made policy changes based on parentalcommunity criticism , which I think is KEY . It just means that people who usually advocate for school choice on the nationalstate level , as politicians , business people , or lobbyists , are often not out for what ' s best for kids and families if you look at their actions and goals .