Research has shown repeatedly that vouchers do not improve student achievement, and when policymakers make a conscious decision to give coupons to certain students to attend private schools, their message to the millions of students still attending public schools is you do not matter.
Bonamici highlights that vouchers fail to enhance student achievement and devalue public school students.
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