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Su guía sobre la intersección de la elección escolar, los tribunales y la Constitución.

Bootleggers don’t find religious tolerance convenient or profitable
In 2022 I wrote a piece here at Next Steps declaring myself President of the “Religious Charter Schools Should Be Permitted, Mandatory and Non-existent” club. Every other group under the sun operates charter schools and infuses the curriculum with their point of view, which is fine because charter schools should... LEER MÁSFather fighting to save South Carolina scholarship program calls decision ‘an opportunity to stand up for my children’s education’
When Constantine and Aliona Shulikov left the former Soviet Union as children to escape religious persecution three decades ago, public education there was one-size-fits-all. Students attended assigned cookie-cutter government schools...
LEER MÁSPalmetto state parents fight to regain power to send their kids to private schools
Two South Carolina parents are fighting to reclaim the power to direct their children’s education after a state Supreme Court ruling ripped it away only weeks into the new school...
LEER MÁSBillionaire awards a new version of the Yass Prize, this time to help an entire state
The big news: Yamilette Albertson Rodriguez could hardly contain her excitement. A Philadelphia billionaire whose name she had never heard before had donated $900,000 to cover tuition for her three...
LEER MÁSSCOTUS sidesteps families’ challenge to Michigan’s restrictive Blaine Amendment
The big story: After delivering a one-two punch to Blaine Amendments, the nation’s highest court decided not to take aim at Michigan’s version. Zoom in: This week, the U.S. Supreme...
LEER MÁSArizona Mama Bears versus the Blob of Bureaucratic Goop
Years ago, education reformers coined the phrase “Big Learning Organization Bureaucracies aka the BLOB” to describe the collection of groups associated with the K-12 status quo. Recently the Arizona...
LEER MÁS‘I was in shock’: South Carolina education choice ruling sends mom scrambling
For a decade, Yamilette Albertson Rodriguez served her country as a Marine sergeant. She spent seven months deployed in the Middle East where she fought to stem the tide of...
LEER MÁSSchool choice threatened for thousands of families after back-to-back court losses in two states
The story: The nation’s education choice movement suffered its second legal defeat in as many days after the Nebraska Supreme Court on Friday put the fate of a new school...
LEER MÁSSouth Carolina’s top education leader vows to defend ESA program after state high court strikes it down
The big story: Nearly 3,000 low-income students and their families now find themselves scrambling for education options a month into the new school year after the South Carolina Supreme...
LEER MÁSMaine could be ground zero again for another Supreme Court ruling on school choice
The story: A federal judge’s ruling means that Maine can continue to bar religious schools from a state school choice program, despite a 2022 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that...
LEER MÁSSin sentencia judicial, casi 3.000 familias de ESA de Carolina del Sur se enfrentan a la incertidumbre a medida que se acerca el nuevo curso escolar
Lo último: A falta de un mes para que comience el nuevo curso escolar, cerca de 3.000 estudiantes de Carolina del Sur y sus familias aún se enfrentan a la incertidumbre a la espera de...
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