However, the state recently approved tougher student standards that may allow students at more than 160 schools to choose their schools. Fortunately, Florida's statewide voucher program will undoubtedly lead to a full-privatization of the government's schools. Vouchers prove that the government does not need to operate schools to provide an education to citizens. To feed poor citizens, the government could have set up government grocery stores. Luckily, the government distributed food stamps, which allowed recipients to purchase food at ANY grocery store.
Vouchers operate in a similar manner by allowing students to purchase an education at ANY school.
Many families choose to buy homes in neighborhoods with the best schools. Now, the opposite might happen.