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Could someone explain why D is wrong and A is right?
I initially chose D because it said "Parents are given vouchers" and "to attract students."
I thought students could be attracted, but then that doesn't mean that they would attend the school, because it's up to the parents.
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Really great explanation. Thank you @ashleytien240
Well, the issue isn't whether or not the children will attend the school. The argument is assuming the parents will use their vouchers to select schools based upon how good their academic offerings are since the argument uses this as evidence to conclude the schools will be FORCED to improve their academics. If it is true that the parents will not choose their schools based on quality of academics and instead on other factors such as location and sports offering (which is perfectly reasonable), then the conclusion is not necessarily true.