Supporters say those fears are misplaced. If approved by voters Nov. 7, vouchers initially could be offered in about 30 of Michigan's 582 public school districts that fail to graduate at least two-thirds of their high school students. In addition, other school boards could vote to make vouchers available in their districts. It's not really a fair way of putting a voucher proposal before voters.
Educators are good communicators.
If they're opposed, they'll be able to mount their case.