In Terms of Contemporary School Reform, "School Choice" Can Be

In terms of contemporary school reform, "school choice" can be understood as

A) the ability of parents and students to select a school based on the perceived quality of the school.
B) the ability of parents and students to select a school based on their personal educational goals.
C) the ability of parents and students to select a school not in their neighborhood.
D) All of these answers are correct.