Executive order on school choice represents routine policy implementation within executive authority. A-score of 8.2 reflects modest impacts: election integrity concerns (1.5) from potential ideological curriculum control, civil rights (1.5) regarding equal access and religious school funding, separation of powers (1.0) as executive order bypasses legislative process for education policy, and institutional capture (1.0) of education system. However, severity multipliers reduce impact (0.9*0.95*0.85=0.73) as policy is reversible and follows established executive order precedent. B-score of 24.2 driven by high media friendliness (7) and outrage potential (6) in polarized education debate, strong Layer 2 strategic signaling (narrative_pivot:7, timing:6) as culture war positioning, and moderate intentionality (9/15) for base mobilization. Delta of -16.0 indicates significant hype relative to constitutional impact. Classification as Noise appropriate: A-score below 25 threshold, represents routine campaign promise execution without novel constitutional mechanism, fits pattern of symbolic policy announcements in early administration period.