From the moment our children are born, parents are faced with a constant stream of decisions — how to feed them, what sort of childcare (daycare, nanny or stay-at-home), curfews, chores — and the list only grows from there.

So, it should be no surprise that, when it comes to education, parents across America are demanding the same.

That’s according to two new polls that found that nearly two-thirds of voters support a new program that would give parents more choices for educating their children. The Federal Scholarship Program, as it is known, helps parents pay for schooling expenses, including tuition, after-school programs, tutoring, special needs services, and textbooks.

Under this program, which was adopted earlier this year, taxpayers can direct a portion of their tax dollars to a Scholarship Granting Organization of their choice. Each taxpayer can donate up to $1,700 to an SGO and reduce their federal........

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