How can states raise student achievement at scale? That’s an eternal question, made even more important in an era where education dollars are tight and the competition fierce. Historically, states have…
Jeremiah Poff of the Washington Examiner highlights one impact of the rash of school closings tied to COVID-19. The failure of many public schools to reopen during the 2020-2021 school…
Caroline Downey writes at National Review Online about a welcome defense of parental school choice. During a speech before the Nebraska legislature, Democratic state senator Justin Wayne promised to vote…
Support for school choice is strong nationally and resulted in new programs and expansions in many states. North Carolina legislation to expand choice programs and grant a tax credit to…
Yes, even Democrats like the idea of school choice. A new Real Clear Opinion poll for the American Federation of Children shows overwhelming support for empowering parents by giving them…
The American Federation for Children (AFC) released results from a new national poll. (All AFC polling can be found at www.schoolchoicepolling.com.) According to the survey, 40% of families say they…
Charles Fain Lehman of the Washington Free Beacon highlights interesting polling data involving Democratic voters and charter schools. A majority of Democratic primary voters, as well as black and Latino…
Bill McMorris of the Washington Free Beacon looks behind the curtain of the campaign to defeat Donald Trump’s nominee for U.S. education secretary. Three of the groups challenging the reform…
The American Federation for Children (AFC) just released their annual National School Choice Poll, which was conducted by Democratic polling firm Beck Research. The results were encouraging. From the press…
Paul Bedard reports for the Washington Examiner on the potential impact of school choice for the 2016 presidential race. The public’s demand for school choice, charter schools and education reform…
North Carolina advocates of school choice may find events in Louisiana of interest. Three times in two months courts in the Pelican State have ruled against the Louisiana Association of…