In a series of pics of private schools accepting ed vouchers. Pro-ed voucher pols like to stage ed voucher events outside well-funded, maintained school facilities. But many just set up where their budget allows. Often not a very large budget. Here are a few. /THREAD
One of these units is a private school offering an education equal to any traditional public school, satisfying the state constitutional requirement of providing a "high quality" education. Still at least one vacant unit as of earlier this year. 
Many are located in strip malls with other active businesses. Think of the requirements for a non-school district employee to enter a traditional public school and compare that to the open access anyone has to a private school in a strip mall with a number of businesses.
This school (at the far right) is located *next* to a massage parlor. Once again, compare the requirements to enter a traditional public school campus and the requirements to frequent a massage parlor not ten feet from the front door of this schoo.
Indicative of error after error found in the FLDOE-maintained private school directory, this address is listed for an entirely different school. Other erroneous school addresses include cemeteries, vacant lots, residences, vacant buildings.
Somewhere in this strip mall of what appears to be pretty small units is a private school accepting your tax dollars.
An apparently converted residence.
A reward if you can find the school in this strip mall with lots of different businesses.
An attractive lot with what appears to be an old stucco building. No street sign identifying this as a school.
A warehouse converted into a private school.
A school next to a State Farm office and across from a for-profit medical clinic.
This appears to be a converted movie theater from the -- 30s?, 40s?
An old, nondescript building on a run-down lot converted into a private school the Florida Legislature says equals the education a child can get in any traditional public school.
Many *schools* just set up....
