My only hope is Supreme Court allows parents to take their education dollars and use it to subsidize private school tuition.
In many school districts where voucher programs have been implemented, they are facing HARD financial burdens, since they had 10/20/30 year plans based on a certain amount of income from taxes. I am generalizing, but the people who could afford or want to send their kids to non-public schools already have been doing so for years. As more money pours out of public school districts, the more cost cutting has to take place to have a budget that works, which means the quality of education goes down, which accelerates anyone who was on the fence to remove their kids from public schools.
The problem with private schools is they are effectively subsidized by all the work from public schools, yet don't contribute in the same way. Think about coursework that is developed with state / local funds, testing standards that are built in these schools and decades of experience administering these programs.
There's a lot of talking points that don't come at the expense of real education at all. If you want to discuss real problems let's look at school district funding and curriculums that are overly focused on standardized test results. You don't need to make fun of non-binary people as if that's some kind of wasteful hobby rather than just an attribute.