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Guam does not have a private school choice program.
Guam does not have any type of open enrollment policy, nor does it have magnet schools. It does have some charter schools.
Guam has a few public charter schools.
Parents have to follow certain laws in Guam when homeschooling their children.
As with all policies, policymakers crafting legislation to create a school choice program have to make numerous decisions about policy design: Who should be eligible? How should it be funded? How can we ensure accountability without too much red tape? Which state agency should have the responsibility of running or overseeing the program?
In the EdChoice Policy Toolkit, we summarize the main elements of educational choice policy design, discuss potential tradeoffs and make suggestions for designing policies that empower all families with educational opportunity.
Simply click below to download each piece of the toolkit.
Have questions about this toolkit? We’re here to help. Email our Director of Policy Jason Bedrick at jason@edchoice.org. If you have specific questions about crafting fiscal notes, please email our Director of Fiscal Policy and Analysis at marty@edchoice.org.
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