There's no time like a worldwide pandemic to change your mind
Recent polls suggest some who have opposed education choice in general and homeschooling in particular might be changing their minds....
Read More >An education choice advocate’s wish in the time of coronavirus
There is an understandable wish that something good come out of a tragedy. It’s normal, right? Uniquely human. To experience...
Read More >Okay ladies, now let’s get in formation
Editor’s note: At the midpoint of National School Choice Week, Step Up For Students’ executive director for advocacy and civic...
Read More >Who says parents don't always choose the best schools?
Recently, Arianna Prothero wrote a column for Education Week titled, “Why Don’t Parents Always Choose the Best Schools?” This is...
Read More >An education choice advocate reflects on benefits of A+ Plan
Editor's note: During this holiday season, redefinED is republishing our best articles of 2019 – those features and commentaries that...
Read More >Opening up education choice conversation increases chances for success
According to the National Review, progressive education reformers are ruining everything. I had no idea. How many progressive education reformers...
Read More >What’s in a name?
Should we refer to our movement as “education choice” or “education freedom”? That’s a big discussion these days. Which would...
Read More >Bridging the gap between left and right on education choice
“If you care about children, parents, and communities, you can’t vote for Bernie Sanders. He’s the teachers’ union candidate.” This...
Read More >Commentary: Parental choice is an effective form of accountability
Editor’s note: The Gainesville Sun editorial board, in an opinion posted July 28, called for greater oversight for private schools...
Read More >An education choice advocate reflects on benefits of A+ plan
Editor’s note: redefinED continues to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the K-12 reforms launched by Florida Gov. Jeb Bush, collectively...
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