What’s Wrong with Our Schools

In an exploration of parental rights and societal values, the film dives into the age-old tradition of parental choice in education within the United States, a practice deeply rooted in the ideals of freedom and self-determination. Through the lens of Friedman's insightful observations, the consequences of centralized government control are laid bare, shedding light on how this approach has undermined the very essence of what makes education a pillar of a free society.As Friedman journeys through both the United States and Britain, he presents an impassioned argument for the use of vouchers as a solution to these challenges. By offering parents a means to choose their children's educational path, the film argues that such a system not only empowers families but also fosters a more equitable environment where resources are better allocated and quality education is accessible to all.Embracing the nuances of Friedman's ideas, this thought-provoking documentary invites viewers on a journey that delves into the heart of education reform, challenging conventional wisdom and questioning the role government should play in shaping our children's future.