41.   Parents could choose among them.

42.   Parents may choose neighborhood schools or citywide magnet schools, and about three-fourths get their first choice.

43.   Parents may choose to have a manager as well as an agent for their child.

44.   Parents sometimes choose the diet for their children, in an effort to reduce risks of certain illnesses or to adhere to religious or spiritual beliefs.

45.   Others think vouchers are the answer, so that parents can choose public or private schools.

46.   Parents can choose from two-, three- and five-day enrollment options, and they pay on a sliding scale, based on income.

47.   Parents can choose the babies from agency photos and videotapes.

48.   Parents would choose from a list of eligible educational programs that could include ones offered by private and religous institutions.

49.   Other African-American educators believe students lose something when parents chose to school at home.

50.   Parochial schools are off-limits, based on a state Supreme Court decision, but parents can choose public or private schools.