Sanon said the letter was the first of several documents the department would release as part of its efforts to expand choice. For school choice advocates, it represented a “really positive step ...

The mechanisms, except for mobility, are in place for public-school choice to take effect and allow those students in failing schools to be able to attend a school that will meet their needs and ...

each letter should be distinct – and addressed to the right school. Clearly state your interest in attending. If the school is your first choice and you would attend if admitted, say so.