Peace, love & accountability
The idea of accountability through school choice isn't new. School choice liberals strongly backed the idea a half century ago.
Read More >School choice amidst the sugar cane
CLEWISTON, Fla. – It’s hard to think of anywhere in Florida more off the beaten path than the string of...
Read More >Once bored, now soaring, thanks to all-boys charter school
Florida charter schools are serving 177,000 students who are black or Hispanic. The parents of Frankie and Allen Clark enrolled them in Visible Men Academy charter school because they did not believe the district school shared their expectations for their sons.
Read More >Loving the Earth, lauding school choice
Mangrove School in Florida, where more than half the students use school choice scholarships, stresses environmental consciousness. It's yet another example of the endless varieties of schools that might be possible with expanded school choice.
Read More >More context for PolitiFact on school choice funding, accountability
PolitiFact concludes a teachers union attack on school choice funding and accountability is Half True. But the evidence shows it's not remotely true.
Read More >Private school choice a hit with public school employees
More than 1,400 public school district employees are benefiting from America’s largest private school choice program. Their kids are a...
Read More >Orlando Sentinel unfairly targets school serving low-income, Hispanic students
Note: See a detailed response to the Orlando Sentinel from Step Up For Students here and a quick summary here....
Read More >Diverse, inclusive & all for school choice
“Alternative schools” like The Magnolia School are among those that benefit from school choice, and there’s no reason why, with expanded choice, an endless variety of related strains couldn’t bloom.
Read More >School choice in flyover country
School choice can't work in rural areas? Tell that to two former public school teachers in Williston, Fla., whose private school is thriving thanks to parental demand and school choice scholarships.
Read More >When progressives went big for school choice
In the 1960s and '70s, the political left in America pushed for far-reaching school choice plans in a bid to help disadvantaged students. Today, some on the left are leading the opposition to such proposals.
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