So, the amount of money available to the less affluent counties would not instantly or magically become equal. No system is perfect, but on the whole, people are better than the politicians they elect and far better than bureaucrats. The option to control your money, instead of just pay , will be very enticing to people. That's in addition to the natural charitable instinct. I'm sure we'll find that there is more money offered than students to be found.
Parental involvement is one of the strongest indicators of educational success.
My TCSP requires a choice from parents. Making choices is the foundation and stimulus for involvement. Now, when a system has failed, as our education system has, you might expect leaders to propose a change. This is especially true when we have a proven model of success to contrast with the central planning failure mode we are in. Our great nation provides food, clothing, and shelter in great abundance for its people through a market economy .