Tag: rural education
Rural school choice is more common than you think
Editor’s note: This commentary from Robert Pondiscio, a senior visiting fellow at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, appeared last week on the Fordham Institute’s website. You can read a report on rural school choice from Step Up For Students researchers/writers here.... READ MOREStudy finds school choice benefits rural students
Editor’s note: This article, which discusses a Step Up For...
READ MORENonprofit group will use prize money to offer high quality education choice to more children of migrant families
The students at Wimauma Community Academy were so determined to...
READ MOREThis rural homeschool co-op found out: If you build it, they will come
WAUCHULA, Fla. – Sandra Shoffner dreamed of starting a homeschool...
READ MORENot all Florida homeschoolers are at home
Editor’s note: This article appeared Thursday on chronicleonline.com. You can...
READ MOREThis farm sprouted a homeschool co-op – and a peek into the future
[Best_Wordpress_Gallery id=”42″ gal_title=”Kirby Railroad”] WILLISTON, Fla. – The Kirby Family...
READ MORERural communities should embrace education savings accounts
Editor’s note: reimaginED welcomes its newest guest blogger, Garion Frankel,...
READ MORECan education reform work in rural America?
Rural school districts are more likely to be disadvantaged by...
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