School choice impacts educational outcomes by providing families with options that align with their values, needs, and preferences. In systems with greater choice, students may have access to specialized programs that cater to their strengths, leading to enhanced engagement and achievement. However, school choice can also exacerbate inequalities if affluent families can access better resources, leaving marginalized students behind. As a result, policymakers must consider equity in implementing school choice systems, ensuring that all students have fair opportunities. Ultimately, well-designed school choice initiatives can enhance diversity within education and foster competition among institutions.