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Voices for Choice

Priscilla Mercado

My name is Priscilla Mercado and I have a family of four with a baby on the way. The Opportunity Scholarship is important for me

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Marver Hopkins

My niece, who lived with me for a few years, was experiencing some challenges learning on the scale for her age. School choice helped us

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Elizabeth Fulks

I am both a parent and an educator working in a charter online environment. This environment includes full-time courses where students are taught through video

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Soraya Howard

I’m writing on behalf of my eight-year-old granddaughter, Soraya Howard. I have been her primary caregiver since infancy and was legally appointed as her guardian

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Zakeria Clark

I attended a charter school my high school year. I was finally able to see teachers, administrators, and students that looked like me. I had teachers

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Dorian Mogge

We have been sending our son, Dorian, to a progressive private school since first grade. He spent the first four months of his life in

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Misty Addlesburger

We started seeing signs of dyslexia in my daughter when she was in kindergarten, so we tried to get her into a private Christian school

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Byron Hannah

Why did you become an educator? As young black boy from a low-income community there was a scarcity in opportunities, guidance, and quality education. I

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Trevor Rudd

Why did you become an educator? Education is the cornerstone of key activities in our world. Through it, we are able to create change, produce

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Teara Johnson

Why did you become an educator? I became an educator due to the love and passion that I have always had for education. Growing up,

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Brittaney Norflis

Why did you become an educator? I became an educator because I wanted to be to the generations after me what my teachers were for

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Jeremiah McCain

Why did you become an educator? I became a teacher because I’ve always had a passion for youth in underserved communities. Teachers of color represent

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Jessica Hardy

I am a college counselor at a private school in the suburbs of Memphis. Like many private schools, we desire to become more diverse (socio-economic,

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Dakota Wens

Why did you become an educator? I became an educator because I truly believe that education = opportunities. I had several teachers growing up whose

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Francisco Castro

I am a Spanish teacher. As an immigrant from the Dominican Republic, I became a young man on the Northside of Houston and was incredibly

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Jassive Esquivel

Why did you become an educator? I became an educator because I know firsthand how inspiring educators can be for students. I attended a total

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