Tag: American Center for School Choice
Left of what?
From another place I take my name. — Edmund Spenser The movement for school choice is principally a work of three quite distinct ideological camps: (1) Those who would limit parental choice to public schools, typically through open enrollment and charters. Democrats for Education Reform is a leading promoter of... READ MOREWith parental school choice, what are we Democrats afraid of?
Education’s parental choice is down to the heart of the...
READ MORESmarick: In new era, faith-based schools need more transparency, accountability
Few people in the field of education bring the kind...
READ MOREReport: Proud history, perilous future for faith-based schools
The new, national Commission on Faith-based Schools holds its first...
READ MOREFaith leaders must mobilize to stem crisis with faith-based schools
Bad public policy has exacerbated the crisis with faith-based schools...
READ MORENext week: A chat about faith-based schools
The U.S. is home to 21,000 faith-based schools. They serve...
READ MORE10 myths about faith-based schools
We’ve heard the myths before. Parents can’t receive public support...
READ MOREOf civics and ‘sects’: debunking another school choice myth
The American Center for School Choice is committed to the...
READ MOREReligious schools should be a bigger part of the solution
Sonia Sotomayor, Supreme Court justice, might never have blossomed in...
READ MORENational conference will focus on faith-based schools
As the fight to restore the ability of families to...
READ MORESchool choice can help Muslims bridge two worlds – Kathy Jamil, podcastED
Kathy Jamil, the principal of an Islamic school in Buffalo,...
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