Gerard Robinson: Florida is growing school choice, public and private
by Gerard Robinson Florida has long been a national leader in the field of educational choice. From the introduction of...
Read More >"Vouchers" for all? Good reasons for all to have access to education marketplace
Editor's note: After posting Howard Fuller's concerns about universal vouchers last week, we asked Andrew J. Coulson, director of the Cato Institute's Center...
Read More >Parents choose the school, son rises to the challenge
Editor's note: Behind all the blog posts about school choice policies and politics, there are real kids and families who...
Read More >A new arena for school choice to help at-risk kids
Editor's note: School choice supporters see expansion of choice as especially promising for at-risk students. In this guest post, Alan...
Read More >Parent trigger founder: What happened in Florida 'only a temporary setback'
by Gloria Romero When Florida’s parent trigger bill sadly failed on a 20-20 vote in the Senate last Friday, parents in...
Read More >What other nations are telling us about educational diversity
This essay was first posted at the CLR Forum by the Center for Law and Religion at St. John's University...
Read More >Retracing America's path away from pluralism
This essay was first posted at the CLR Forum by the Center for Law and Religion at St. John's University...
Read More >The trouble with California's test scores
by Alan Bonsteel Public school test scores are almost always suspect. The tests are rarely secure, and the actual questions are...
Read More >School choice and racial integration
by Alan Bonsteel In 1954, the U.S. Supreme Court decision in Brown vs. Board of Education ended the "separate but equal" racial...
Read More >More trouble for mayoral Indy charter schools
by Kenya Woodard There’s more bad news this week on the charter school front in Indianapolis. Fall Creek Academy and Fountain...
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