Multiple choices: Marketplace challenges public schools
I N many parts of Oklahoma , the only school choice is hoping your child will get the third-grade teacher everyone loves or the high school math teacher who makes the Pythagorean theorem seem not so much like a foreign language.
So what should policy-makers, educators and the public make of a new poll suggesting 83 percent of Oklahomans wanting the best education for their children would choose a learning environmen...
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