Guest post by Gregory Lyakhov In states like New York, where education policy is often entangled with politics, school choice has become a polarizing topic. Progressive lawmakers, such as NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, have opposed charter schools, voucher programs, and even co-location policies that allow high-performing charter schools to use available space in public school buildings. But while these policy debates play out, students in underserved communities remain trapped in underperforming schools with limited paths to success. Against this backdrop, the work of Jessica Bartnick and her nonprofit, the Foundation for C.H.O.I.C.E. (Consider How One Individual Changes Everything), presents a compelling case for why grassroots mentorship and practical guidance matter more than slogans or ideological purity. Founded in Dallas, Texas in 2014, Bartnick’s organization has made significant strides in…
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