School Choice Advocates’ Double Standard Hinders Parental Decisions
Monroe County School Board member Sue Woltanski’s commentary in The Orlando Sentinel (September 3, 2026) highlights a critical flaw in Florida’s school choice debate. In her opinion piece, Woltanski points out how different accountability standards applied to public schools versus other school types make it virtually impossible for parents to make truly informed choices about their children’s education.
Woltanski argues that when public schools are held to stricter transparency and performance measures than other alternatives, parents are left with incomplete and misleading information. Read her thought-provoking perspective here.





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