The school choice scoreboard
More states are creating educational choice programs, more students are using them, and lawsuits taking aim at them failed more...
Read More >Educational choice and Mary McLeod Bethune's legacy
More than a century before educators launched new schools for inner-city children in Orlando and Overtown, and more than a generation before...
Read More >Florida House members feel 'fire burning' for educational choice
The Florida House is likely to keep pushing for more educational choice in the coming years. Rep. Richard Corcoran, who's set...
Read More >School choice, blended learning and an Episcopal school's revitalization
FORT PIERCE, Fla. - Two years ago, St. Andrew's Episcopal Academy was struggling. It lost one head of school, then...
Read More >Episcopal schools go virtual
Florida has long been a leader in virtual education, and exports K-12 classes all over the globe. Now, it's also...
Read More >This week in school choice: Vagaries
This week, an appeals court overturned what had been a legal victory for nine public school children suing to change...
Read More >No more legal ambiguity for Florida 'high-performing' charter schools
The 160-page education bill signed into law by Gov. Rick Scott includes several little-discussed provisions whose effects will be felt in pockets...
Read More >Scott approves public school choice expansion
Florida students will soon be able to cross school zones and district lines under legislation approved today by Gov. Rick Scott. HB...
Read More >A different outlook on charter schools in fast-growing Central Florida
The politics of charter schools start to look a bit different when public schools are struggling to absorb an influx of...
Read More >Florida schools use virtual courses to expand offerings on campus
After enrolling at a small-town North Florida charter school, Micah Cook began to excel in writing competitions. He wanted to...
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