Match the following types of school choice options to their descriptions.

	The ability to attend a public school in the school district other than the one the student is zoned to.
	Publicly funded but privately managed schools who usually operate independently from the local school district.
	Public schools that students apply to and have a specific focus - e.g. high achieving students, arts, science and math, etc.
	Traditional method of school choice where people choose their residential location based on the quality of the zoned public school.

1.	Tiebout sorting.
2.	Open enrollment.
3.	Charter schools.
4.	Magnet schools.