National education news: Empirical questions
A new set of dire warnings have emerged about the wave of new policies allowing families to direct public education...
Read More >National education news: Overcoming futility
Mike Goldstein, a shrewd observer of education innovation, reflects on the recent retreat of John Arnold—a billionaire investor and philanthropist—from an...
Read More >National education news: The new majority
Florida has passed a historic milestone. The majority of all students now attend a learning option chosen by their parents....
Read More >National Education News: One in Ten
Two numbers are helpful for thinking about the future of education. $946 billion. That's the amount of funding for public...
Read More >National Education News: Paradigm busting
The National Microschooling Center has released its latest nationwide analysis of the sector, which it estimates accounts for roughly 2...
Read More >National education news: How much is $5 billion
This week, a congressional committee signed off on a budget bill that includes the first-ever nationwide education choice scholarship program....
Read More >National education news: Disparate treatment
Education savings accounts and ESA-like individual tax credits are sweeping the nation, allowing more parents to direct public education funding....
Read More >National education news: Core principles
This week, the U.S. Supreme Court heard a case that could pave the way for religious charter schools. Zooming out,...
Read More >A different way to think about school district regulation
This year Florida lawmakers set out to free the school districts. The idea, championed by Senate President Kathleen Passidomo, is...
Read More >National education news: A market for non-linear innovations
Dan Fitzpatrick offers a useful mental model for thinking through the impact of artificial intelligence on education: Will it mostly...
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