Huriya Jabbar

Huriya Jabbar, a professor of education policy at USC, dives into the controversial evolution of private school vouchers. She discusses the shift from programs aimed at low-income families to universal vouchers available to all. Jabbar highlights the implications for public education and raises questions about accountability. The conversation also touches on the historical context of school vouchers and their connection to Milton Friedman. The episode reveals the complexities of educational choice and its impact on the future of public schooling in the U.S.