McNeilly compared picking a school to shopping for groceries, saying quality would fail without competition. If we can save one child, then it is worth it. Wotruba said research shows smaller class sizes and increased parental involvement are more effective in improving schools. We would be using public money to support two school systems. Wotruba said public money should stay in public school systems and not be used for private or parochial education.
Private schools can pick and choose the students to be admitted.
They do not have to reveal how they spend their money. Public schools do. Proposal 1 would require teacher testing on academic subjects in both public and nonpublic schools that redeem tuition vouchers. Look at Milwaukee's program. Their program works.