When public schools refuse to accept disadvantaged students
Parents in the low-income, predominantly black Normandy School District in St. Louis, Mo., have been made to feel unwelcome for...
Read More >The Sisters of St. Joseph
A century ago, three Catholic sisters in St. Augustine, Fla. were arrested for something the state Legislature had recently made...
Read More >Mom challenges Missouri desegregation rules, alleging discrimination
A parent is challenging a desegregation order that was supposed to help integrate public schools in St. Louis, Mo., but is now...
Read More >Colorado school choice parents sue over religious exclusion
The Douglas County, Colorado, School District is facing a lawsuit less than one month after launching a revamped voucher program. It's...
Read More >Study finds school choice generally benefits traditional public schools
With more than 20 million children across the nation now choosing their schools, a new report from the Friedman Foundation looks at...
Read More >Choice, charters and democracy in Denver
Anyone who thinks it's impossible to transform a large, urban school district under democratic control has to contend with Denver Public...
Read More >Va. governor vetoes school choice bills
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe vetoed a trio of school choice bills this week —including one establishing education savings accounts (ESAs) for students with special...
Read More >When school choice and desegregation collide
Generations of black students fought to leave St. Louis public schools, but third-grader Edmond Lee wants to remain in his....
Read More >Louisiana voucher results still bad, but getting better in year two
A two-year study of school vouchers in Louisiana found the program has a "significant and substantial negative" impact on student...
Read More >Florida districts make a strong showing in annual school choice rankings
Pinellas County Schools is Florida's top school choice district according to a new report from the Brookings Institution. The 2015 Education...
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