"[H]ere’s one basic claim I’ve never heard from opponents: 'Every single child in our entire state is best-served by the school that happens to be assigned to them based on where they live.' They won’t say it, because they’d be laughed out of the room" savannahnow.com/story/opinion/…

As parents face unprecedented uncertainty navigating education for their children, the legislature has a moral obligation to support parents with all resources available to meet their kids’ needs. #gapol Kyle Wingfield

The full range of academic research on school choice programs - showing all results, not just 1-2 that might be convenient - can be found here: edchoice.org/research/the-1… Spoiler alert: Most studies show positive effects on a wide range of measures. Few show negative ones. #gapol

Amazing how lowly opponents of school choice programs think of their constituents, the parents of their students. To hear them, you'd think every parent is greedy and just waiting for the chance to commit fraud. If you're one of their parents, you should think about that.

On this edition of "Business Beat," Kyle Wingfield of Georgia Public Policy Foundation spoke with Roger Lusby of @frazierdeeter on #Georgia's budget, #education reforms, the impact of #CovidRelief and much more: businessradiox.com/podcast/north-….

UPDATE: The Georgia Senate & House of Reps both passed #SB47, a bill to expand the state’s voucher for students with special needs! Next stop: Gov. Brian Kemp’s desk. EdChoice Georgia Public Policy Foundation Kyle Wingfield AFPGeorgia

The right decision, and a big deal for Georgia.

ICYMI: Yesterday, the Georgia House of Representatives passed the largest income tax cut in state history -- set to save Georgians more than $1 billion a year. See the analysis on our plan from Georgia Public Policy Foundation at georgiapolicy.org/news/independe… #gapol

Just in: Governor Brian P. Kemp backs a measure to fund a $6,500 per student yearly voucher for private school tuition or expenses. He tells Erick Erickson the measure the Senate passed is a “good bill” and urged the House to approve. “I’m hopeful we can get this over the finish line.” #gapol

Georgia Governor Brian P. Kemp knows that something amazing happens when we put power back where it belongs: with Georgia families. SB 233 will empower families with freedom when it comes to their child’s education.

I'm looking forward to visiting Georgia in September! georgiapolicy.org/news/georgia-f… via Georgia Public Policy Foundation

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School choice is not anti-public school, it’s pro-parent. The Georgia Promise Scholarship Act puts parents in control of their children’s education. SB233 is right on policy and politics. I commend @dolezal4senate for tackling this issue and look forward to getting it done.

Well said, John F. Kennedy. The Senate has led the way on school choice and the Majority Caucus is unified on our efforts to see SB 233 become law. #gapol

When it comes to getting school choice done in Georgia, there are no more next years.