The School Voucher Movement is a policy initiative that allows parents to use public funding for private school tuition. This system aims to give families more choices in education, particularly for those in underperforming public schools. Proponents argue that vouchers promote competition and improve educational quality. Critics of the movement express concerns about the potential for reduced funding for public schools and the impact on educational equity. They argue that vouchers may benefit families with more resources, leaving disadvantaged students behind. The debate continues as various states implement different voucher programs, influencing the future of education in the United States.