51.   Parents choose his school, he said, because they share his values, some religious, but others more aimed at the common good.

52.   Parents choose up to three schools and are assigned to one accounting for race.

53.   Parents could choose a browser endorsed by the Christian Coalition, for example, or by the local school board or the on-line service provider itself.

54.   Parents could choose health insurance coverage for their children.

55.   Proponents said it would completely transform education in Milwaukee, letting parents choose where to send their children and revitalizing parochial schools.

56.   San Francisco has an open enrollment system, meaning parents can choose to apply for their children to attend any school in the city.

57.   School voucher systems are touted as allowing a parent to choose a private or religious school instead of a public school for their child.

58.   So even if young parents choose a living trust for estate planning, they still need a will to protect their children.

59.   So minority parents often choose other options, including parochial schools and a move to the suburbs.

60.   Some parents are worried the magnets will not work, or that enough parents will not choose the magnet schools.