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School choice can help Muslims bridge two worlds – Kathy Jamil, podcastED

Kathy Jamil, the principal of an Islamic school in Buffalo, N.Y., has a suggestion for anyone who balks at the...

School choice: an extension of the civil rights movement

The Rev. H.K. Matthews, 84, was beaten by white police in Selma, jailed more than 35 times and blacklisted from jobs...

A Florida superintendent’s take on choice, charter schools & competition – Nikolai Vitti, podcastED

The sprawling, 125,000-student school district in Duval County, Fla., has a reputation for being particularly cold territory for vouchers and charter schools. But...

A new tool for school choice – Matthew Ladner, podcastED

Call them Vouchers 2.0. In the age of customization, researcher Matthew Ladner sees education savings accounts as the tool for the...

Another Democratic lawmaker for school choice - Algie Howell, podcastED

Algie Howell is a former public school teacher, a former school board member and a Democratic lawmaker from Virginia. He...

School choice in sync with Democratic values, but not Democratic leadership

Vouchers and tax credit scholarships are in line with Democratic Party support for social justice and equal opportunity, says Florida state...

‘Faith-based schools are an asset for all of us’ - Michael Guerra, podcastED

Faith-based schools will be more effective in expanding school choice – and in getting Americans to see their value -...

Charter school network looks nationwide for top principals

Here's some advice for school districts around the country: If you have a star principal who's uplifted one of your toughest schools,...

Chicago strike gave charter schools a spotlight – Stacy McAuliffe, podcastED

Who won the strike in Chicago? Charter schools. While the nation watched, story after story noted the obvious – that...

'The train has left the station on school choice' - Florida BOE Chair Gary Chartrand, podcastED

Florida is a national leader in expanding school choice. And the state's new top education official doesn’t see the momentum...

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