Montana moms get their day in court
Shortly after Montana created its first tax credit scholarship, Mike Kadas, head of the state's Department of Revenue, unilaterally declared...
Read More >School vouchers: Cost-effective college enrollment boost; grad rates remain low
School vouchers and tax credit scholarships may not always improve participants' standardized test performance, but a growing crop of studies...
Read More >Historic Florida school remembered
In a report to northern missionaries in 1894, an Orange Park Pastor, Rev. T.S. Perry, described a beacon of integration...
Read More >Options on the rise: 1.7 million Florida students choose
Florida's public schools are growing. And educational options are growing faster. Public schools added more than 16,000 students in grades...
Read More >The messy history of school vouchers, teachers unions and racial segregation
On Martin Luther King Day, it is worth remembering the sacrifices people made to advance equity and desegregate public life...
Read More >In memory of Brandon Berman
Brandon sat quietly in his wheelchair but grew increasingly agitated as his lawyer, Clint Bolick, answered rapid-fire questions from an aggressive reporter. His mother, Donna Berman, stood...
Read More >When given options, do parents become more informed?
Do parents try to become more informed when given the opportunity to choose a school for their child? Researchers Michael...
Read More >For 83 years, a North Fla. private school helped black students excel
Far from the public eye, a North Florida private school for black students survived for 83 years against the odds....
Read More >The longer students keep vouchers, the better their results
Results in Louisiana and Indiana's voucher programs took a step in the right direction this week, with the release of...
Read More >Florida's private schools are growing at a faster rate
Florida's private schools saw their biggest enrollment growth in 15 years. Enrollment grew by 22,525 PreK-12 students in the 2016-17 school year....
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