At its core, a political and practical ideal
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush opened his national education conference in San Francisco today with an impassioned plea for national...
Read More >When a journalist sounds more like a talk radio host
Assessing the academic performance of any public education program is no easy task, but Atlanta Journal-Constitution editorialist Jay Bookman does...
Read More >Report: Florida's low-income tax credit students making academic gains
A new report on the academic performance of low-income students receiving Tax Credit Scholarships in Florida finds they are making...
Read More >James Blaine, Charley Johns, and Anita Bryant?
Reasonable people can disagree over whether government should be paying for children to attend religious schools, but Florida’s latest ballot...
Read More >Constitutional confusion in 46 words
The Indiana State Teachers' Association filed suit last week over the state's new school voucher law, and we are about...
Read More >... but Arete does it the right way in Georgia
Amid my overly academic analysis of the Southern Education Report report on Georgia’s flawed Tax Credit Scholarship law, I failed...
Read More >The missing pieces in Georgia ...
The Southern Education Foundation’s new and scathing report on the Georgia Tax Credit Scholarship does veer into some unfortunate doctrinaire...
Read More >One lawmaker asks: Don't you think there's enough choice already
No doubt, the decision to grant private learning options for public school students is a tough one for any lawmaker...
Read More >The American Federation For Children and Malcolm X
Let's be clear. The American Federation For Children spends significant sums of money to elect candidates who support educational options,...
Read More >Writing a $500 check
To hear former D.C. school chancellor Michelle Rhee tell it, even a politically charged issue such as private options can...
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