So you think entire villages should relocate to cities so they can use the voucher system? Alright then. My hearing is just fine, thank you for your concern, it's more that you stated that people should have to leave their homes, move hundreds of miles away, so their children can go to school? Not only is that hilariously...naive? But you're saying their kids don't matter because they don't live in a city. You are free to move wherever you like, sure, but public education includes the public. That includes villages. Check out the 14th Ammendment if you need to be reminded how that works. 

 It's not about there being a 'choice' in schools--most places in Alaska, outside of a few cities, only have one school per community. The voucher system serves upper-middleclass people in urban areas, so a very small portion of Alaska.