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School choice and district deregulation go together

Florida Islamic and Jewish leaders team up for education pluralism

How to fund a Covid gap year?

Get smart fast vol. 10
Analysis
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Free the districts
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Parents should know what public schools spend
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Education Choice Needs Transportation Freedom
August 7, 2023
Opinion
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Melon-scoop America
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Tiffany is armed to look to her own defense
August 29, 2023
Innovation & Entrepreneurship
Strong Sunshine State showing among Yass Prize quarterfinalists
The Yass Prize kicked off its 2023 education innovation competition today by announcing 64 quarterfinalists from 31 states. Each school or learning platform that
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Florida’s first steps beyond the yellow bus
July 6, 2023
National Education Legislation & Policy
Get smart fast, vol. 9
Who benefits from remote work? Research says that on average, remote workers are less productive from employers’ perspectives. But they may be more productive from
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GOP lawmakers tout choice as a way out of failing schools.
April 20, 2023
2022 Florida Legislature
podcastED: Florida law enforcement dad grateful for scholarship expansion
On this episode, reimaginED Senior Writer Lisa Buie talks with Shawn McCormick, a Florida law enforcement officer, husband, and father of four. McCormick’s children became
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Florida lawmakers pass largest budget in state history
March 15, 2022
Heart of Choice
Florida education choice scholarship alum has big plans for her future
MARGATE, Florida – Kaylia Powell’s home life is in a constant state of flux. At times, she has lived apart from her mom and separated from
Voices for Education Choice
Florida’s first steps beyond the yellow bus
Each weekday morning feels like a new nightmare. The Echo Dot alarm goes off at 4:55 a.m. so my husband can make sure our
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Hispanic students need options – now
September 21, 2021
The school choice movement needs Eddie Van Halen level mad scientists