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Tens of thousands of Pennsylvania families are still waiting for access to a better education.
In this episode of Freedom Rising, Andrew Lewis sits down with Rep. Martina White and Keisha Jordan to discuss why educational choice is essential, not optional, for students stuck in failing schools. From scholarship waitlists to real-world success stories, they explore how empowering parents with choice leads to better outcomes for kids.
Because when it comes to education, every kid deserves to attend a school that helps them learn, grow, and succeed.
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