Increased school choice will lead to benefits for North Carolina’s public and private education options, according to one of the N.C. General Assembly’s top advocates for choice.
Rep. Paul “Skip” Stam, R-Wake, speaker pro tem of the N.C. House of Representatives, discussed the history of the state’s Opportunity Scholarship program and other school choice options Thursday during a Friedman Legacy Day lecture at the John Locke Foundation. The lecture honors the late economist and school choice advocate Milton Friedman, who would have turned 102 years old on July 31.
Follow the link to watch the full 41:27 lecture.