Will School Choice Drain Iowa's Public School Coffers?

No, school districts will lose the cost of having to educate a child who uses an ESA while retaining some funding for the education of that child.

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Iowa House Minority Leader Jennifer Konfrst, D-Windsor Heights, tweeted about the Education Savings Account bill still under consideration in the Iowa House of Representatives on Sunday.

"All Iowa kids deserve a chance at a great education. That means supporting public schools, not siphoning money away from all kids for the benefit of a few. Vouchers are bad for Iowa kids," she said. 

Rep. Jennifer Konfrst @KonfrstForHouse

All Iowa kids deserve a chance at a great education. That means supporting public schools, not siphoning money away from all kids for the benefit of a few. Vouchers are bad for Iowa kids.

There are so many problems with her statement.