A push for school choice fell short in Trump’s first term. He may now have a more willing Congress

The election of Donald Trump has brought an ally of school choice back to the White House, with a Republican-controlled Senate and potentially House that may support initiatives that previously failed during his first term. This shift in power could lead to increased support for school choice programs and other education reforms under the new administration. With a more favorable political landscape, Trump may have a better chance of advancing his education agenda in his second term.

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