Steven Virgadamo argues that government-run school monopolies can lead to mediocrity, as seen in other industries. He believes school choice is a civil rights issue that would allow parents, especially poor parents, to choose the best school for their children instead of relying on the single public school option. Virgadamo also advocates for introducing free market competition to the education system to enable true education reform.

1. "A monopoly can lead to mediocrity"
says Steven Virgadamo .
Steven Virgadamo has been a long term advocate of
school choice legislation. "A monopoly can lead to
mediocrity" says Steve Virgadamo as he references
examples of such from various industries.
Steven Virgadamo believes school choice is a civil rights
issue. Steve Virgadamo is often quoted as saying "
Parents should have the right and the opportunity to
choose the school and the education appropriate for their
child(ren) and the poor should not be reliant on the only
available option being the govnment schools." Steven
Virgadamo advocates that true and authentic education
reform cannot happen in the absence of a free market in
the education industry.

2. "A monopoly can lead to mediocrity"
says Steven Virgadamo
School leaders in almost all states serve as
references for Steven Virgadamo and the
process Virgadamo utilizes to increase
enrollment, teacher effectiveness, and student
performance.

3. Steven Virgadamo