President Donald Trump participates in a tour of Saint Andrews Catholic School on Friday, March 3, 2017, in Orlando, Florida. Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead For decades, school choice carried a partisan label—firmly Republican and often dismissed by the Left. But that’s starting to change. A quiet revolution is underway as a growing number of Democratic leaders begin to embrace school choice. This shift is driven by a simple reality: many public schools are failing to meet students’ needs. Families are searching for better options, and some Democratic lawmakers are responding. In Pennsylvania, demand for alternatives to traditional public schools is rising. A 2022 survey by the Pennsylvania Association of School Administrators found that about 67% of school districts cited student mental…
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