In the video below, Barbara Rountree, Director of Capitol School in Tuscaloosa, speaks in favor of the Education Options Act in a house committee meeting. Meanwhile, Henry Mabry of the AEA sits in the corner plotting a defense of the status quo.
VIDEO: Renowned Tuscaloosa Educator Advocates for Education Options Act
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