The ring‐opening copolymerization (ROCOP) of functional 4‐alkoxymethylene‐β‐propiolactones (BPLORs) by yttrium‐bisphenolate complexes was investigated. The ROCOP of equimolar mixtures of BPLORs of opposite configurations, namely (R)‐BPLOR1/(S)‐BPLOR2 [R1, R2=OMe, OAllyl, OCH2Ph (=OBn), OSiMe2tBu (=OTBDMS)], by the syndioselective Y{ONOOcum}/iPrOH catalyst/initiator system affords P(HBOR1‐alt‐HBOR2) copolymers with high alternation degrees (altern.=89–94 %), as determined by comprehensive kinetic, 13C{1H} NMR spectroscopy, MALDI‐ToF MS and ESI MS/MS fragmentation studies. The ROCOP of the (R)‐BPLOMe/(S)‐BPLOTBDMS combination, featuring a large difference in the substituents’ bulkiness, constitutes the only observed exception to this trend (altern.=64 %). On the other hand, the isoselectivity of the Y{ONNOCl}/iPrOH catalyst/initiator system has been exploited to generate, in a one‐pot/one‐step procedure, original mixtures of isotactic poly(hydroxyalkanoate)s (PHAs). This system efficiently transforms equimolar mixtures of (R)‐BPLOAll/(S)‐BPLOMe into a 1:1 mixture of the corresponding isotactic iso‐(R)‐PHBOAll and iso‐(S)‐PHBOMe homopolymers; almost no copolymerization defects are observed. This new approach has been extended successfully to the ROCOP of equimolar mixtures of racemic monomers, rac‐BPLOAll/rac‐BPLOMe.