Mr. Gibbons' Report Card: Lawsuit leads to school choice
Wisconsin Public schools aren’t always required to serve all students and this fact served as an impetus for the creation...
Read More >Mr. Gibbons' Report Card: School choice is not morally corrosive
Arthur Camins Arthur Camins writes that individuals must make sacrifices to serve the greater good. Consequently, the education philosopher from Hoboken...
Read More >Colo. school voucher case could mean new scrutiny to Blaine Amendments
A one-of-a-kind publicly funded school voucher program suffered a legal blow this morning, as a plurality on a divided Colorado Supreme Court...
Read More >Private donations not enough to offset charter school funding gap
Private philanthropy can’t seem to close the funding gap between district schools and charter schools. Although charter schools as a...
Read More >Mr. Gibbons' Report Card: A democrat dissembling and mathematics muddled
Cathy Nolan, New York State Assembly Instead a 75 percent tax credit for donations to fund scholarships for low- to...
Read More >This Week in School Choice: A good year so far
It's been a good year for school choice. A growing number of states are joining what is now a majority offering some...
Read More >Mr. Gibbons' Report Card: The Year of School Choice?
State Legislatures In 2011, states enacted 13 laws expanding private school choice. It was a good year for the movement. But as...
Read More >Mr. Gibbons' Report Card: The Silver State raises the school choice stakes
Nevada Six years ago, I called on the Silver State to copy Florida. This year, Nevada saw Florida's tax credit scholarship...
Read More >This week in school choice: Doing battle over charter schools
Debates over school choice accountability and regulations often become surrogate battles over whether states should have, or expand, options in...
Read More >Mr. Gibbons' Report Card: Errors of biblical proportions
Pastors for Texas Children Tax Credit Scholarships in Texas are facing a coordinated, albeit misleading, campaign from school choice opponents....
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