RedefinED is looking for a new editor
As readers will learn in more detail on Friday, redefinED editor Travis Pillow, an education journalist extraordinaire, is leaving Florida...
Read More >Report shows true bottom line on Florida's public education spending
The most commonly cited price tag for Florida public schools represents only two-thirds of what they actually spend, a new...
Read More >Trump cites Florida as a model; school choice critics look elsewhere
As President Trump looked with favor on Florida’s 15-year-old tax credit scholarship last week, some of the reviews seemed to...
Read More >Does school choice harm public schools? Claims fall apart under scrutiny
One of the most emotionally potent arguments against educational choice – that it cripples public schools financially – is slowly...
Read More >School choice still rising in Florida: 1.5 million students choose
School choice options in Florida grew last year at more than twice the rate of total enrollment, surpassing 1.5 million...
Read More >Why students benefit when scholarship organizations serve all schools
The resistance to a proposed requirement that state-approved nonprofits provide scholarships to students attending any eligible private school has taken on...
Read More >BAEO enters legal fray to defend Florida tax credit scholarships
A national organization that fights for the academic needs of black students entered the lawsuit over Florida’s tax credit scholarship...
Read More >The distorted history of Florida tax credit scholarships
In a new appellate brief asking the courts to throw out a 14-year-old scholarship serving 78,000 of the state’s most...
Read More >Solution to ‘failure factories’ must be tailored to students’ needs
That the word “factories” is alliterative with “failure” probably explains why the Tampa Bay Times tied them together for a...
Read More >New York passes budget this morning without statewide tax credit scholarships
A bipartisan plan to bring tax-credit scholarships to one of the nation’s largest and bluest states has fallen short, at...
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