Jon Husted: “We started the edchoice scholarship in 2005. So we've had…”

“You introduced it, I think, when you were first speaker of the House. If I'm not mistaken, you're a longtime advocate of school choice, am I right, Senator? Yeah. We started the edchoice scholarship in 2005. So we've had statewide school choice since 2005. We started out with 4,000 students and now we're at 140,000 students who have access to a school of their choice. Well, I hope, I know you're on banking, you're on environmental committee.” (01:07–01:15)

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