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Then there's also the argument that [[school choice]] is bad because it disrupts [[Teachers' unions|teachers unions']] power and hurts public school teachers. However, it's the very teacher unions that strongly oppose school choice and voucher programs because it hurts their bloated [[authoritarianism]], [[corruption]], ineffectiveness over students and parents! Teachers unions tend to very self-centered, focusing on methods to extract more money for themselves rather than acting selflessly to fix problems. So yes, in a sense, school choice ''does'' hurt teachers unions because it reduces their coercive powers over individual students and parents.
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Then there's also the argument that [[school choice]] is bad because it disrupts [[Teachers' unions|teachers unions']] power and hurts public school teachers. However, it's the very teacher unions that strongly oppose school choice and voucher programs because it hurts their bloated [[authoritarianism]], [[corruption]], and ineffectiveness over students and parents! Teachers unions tend to very self-centered, focusing on methods to extract more money for themselves rather than acting selflessly to fix problems. So yes, in a sense, school choice ''does'' hurt teachers unions because it reduces their coercive powers over individual students and parents.
     
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