Tag: universal school choice

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How I changed my mind on educational choice scholarships for all

Over the years, we’ve aired debates about the best way to design education choice scholarship programs. One key question has been eligibility. Should programs be open to all students? Or should they be targeted to students with the highest needs? I’ve tried to lend a sympathetic ear to both sides... READ MORE
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Estimating costs for universal school choice, new choice programs, and more
Editor’s note: This commentary from Christian Barnard, senior policy analyst...
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Education freedom is a victory for Florida’s students and families; here’s what it means for you
Editor’s note: This commentary from Daniel Martnez, director of external...
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Education freedom: State funding is only half the battle
Editor’s note: This commentary from Jeff Yass, co-founder and managing...
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Early lessons, questions to ask on implementing universal school choice
Editor’s note: This commentary from Patricia Levesque, chief executive officer...
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As private school choice spreads, implementation is imperative
Editor’s note: This commentary appears in the Spring 2023 issue...
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StudentsFirst: voucher programs should prioritize students with greatest need
Editor’s note: This guest post from StudentsFirst is authored by...
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Let’s talk about broader school choice
Editor’s note: Wendy Howard is executive director of the Florida...
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Where the school choice movement should go from here
Editor’s note: After redefinED posted Howard Fuller’s comments about universal school...
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