Nevada Supreme Court hears arguments on education savings accounts
The nation's broadest educational choice program should pass constitutional muster because its funding is controlled by parents, not the state,...
Read More >Teachers unions, charter schools and 'different rules'
In an interview with The American Prospect, Lily Eskelsen García, the president of the National Education Association, says her union's California...
Read More >'Reverse Robin Hood' and educational choice
There are plenty of issues worth debating about private school choice programs. But in a recent article on Nevada's education...
Read More >Talking school choice, not politics, at the DNC
School choice advocates, gathered this week at the Democratic National Convention, said they wanted to keep their movement from getting...
Read More >When charter schools go traditional
Four Florida charter schools face closure after receiving multiple F's under the state's grading system, but at least two will likely re-open...
Read More >When unions and conservatives align on education, it's about power
It's common for interest groups to play on both sides of the political aisle, even if they tend to lean...
Read More >Building blocks of educational choice - Lindsey Burke, podcastED
Last week, at the Republican National Convention, it was clear that school choice gives conservatives a positive way to talk...
Read More >This week in school choice: Partisans
Are meaningful improvements in student achievement enough to make parental choice and education reform politically safe? The battle to raise a...
Read More >Parental choice, innovation and systemic education reform
Embracing technology and launching new schools haven't fueled the kind of innovation that will actually lead to meaningful improvements in...
Read More >Florida Opportunity Scholarships are back
After a one-year hiatus, Florida's public school choice program for students in schools with low academic ratings is active again....
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