Families across the political spectrum are rethinking education. For some, it’s about giving their children the chance to thrive; for others, it’s about survival in environments that no longer feel safe or responsive. Yet the phrase school choice itself has become a political dog whistle—dividing the very people who could be working together. If we can move beyond partisanship, we can begin to build a broad coalition committed to freedom, accountability, and equity for every child.