Texas set aside a billion dollars for education savings accounts this year. Georgia raised its education budget while launching new choice programs of its own. Twenty-three states have now joined the first federal tax-credit scholarship program in American history, created under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. By every visible measure, school choice is winning, and winning decisively, in the court of public opinion and the halls of state legislatures alike. But there is a second, quieter battlefield where the outcome looks considerably less certain, and where the teachers unions who have lost the political argument are now. . .
