ExcelinEd: 10 policy actions that are transforming education
Editor’s note: In a two-part series last week, Tom Greene, national legislative director for ExcelinEd in Action, reflected that the...
Read More >Republicans voice support for expanding ‘education freedom account’ program
Editor’s note: This article appeared today on newhampshire.bulletin.com. Nearly two years after creating the “education freedom account” program, a growing...
Read More >How do Americans truly feel about public education and what do they want to see?
Editor’s note: This analysis from Javaid Siddiqi, president and CEO of The Hunt Institute, looks at a new national poll...
Read More >Jeb Bush: How to end the epidemic of failure in America’s schools
Editor’s note: This commentary from former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, founder and chairman of ExcelinEd and ExcelinEd in Action, appeared...
Read More >For neurodiverse children, microschools can be an ideal learning environment
Editor’s note: This article from Kerry McDonald, an education policy fellow at State Policy Network and senior education fellow at...
Read More >Funding all students through education savings accounts: a vision for the future
Editor's note: This post was originally published on realcleareducation.com. The author, Jude Schwalbach, is an education policy analyst at Reason...
Read More >Why school choice is needed more than ever in Kentucky
Editor’s note: This commentary appeared Thursday on courier-journal.com. Two major educational events took place over the past week. First, the...
Read More >Report: Parents say learning should be part of everything, everywhere, all at once
Consulting firm Tyton Partners, in collaboration with the Walton Family Foundation and Stand Together Trust, today released a new report,...
Read More >How would universal school choice work in Wisconsin?
Editor’s note: This article appeared last week on captimes.com Wisconsin's Republican candidate for governor, Tim Michels, has named several “top”...
Read More >NAEP scores for grades 4 and 8 skid to lows not seen in years
Editor's note: This post originally appeared in K-12 Dive. The Nation’s Report Card is in, and it’s one that the...
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