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Black and homeschooled, continued
A compelling new feature in The Atlantic examines a stereotype-defying thread in the fabric of parental choice: black homeschooling. The homeschooling population in the United States is predominantly white and concentrated in suburban or rural areas. In 2016, black children accounted for 8 percent of the 1.7 million homeschooled students nationally, according to U.S.... READ MOREKey black school choice organization to close at the end of the year
The education reform movement will lose an important voice at...
READ MORESchool choice and black history
If you want to know why black support is so...
READ MOREBAEO enters legal fray to defend Florida tax credit scholarships
A national organization that fights for the academic needs of...
READ MOREHoward Fuller: Parental choice fight in Florida is national issue
If its import wasn’t apparent already, parental choice leader Howard...
READ MORERace, representation and the parental choice movement
In the face of a well-funded, organized opposition around the...
READ MOREBAEO’s Ken Campell: Don’t be afraid to note hypocrisy of school choice critics
Ken Campbell, president of the Black Alliance for Educational Options,...
READ MOREFrom segregation to school choice
In the 60 years since the landmark Brown v. Board...
READ MOREHoward Fuller: More parental choice, more hope for black children
Editor’s note: Dr. Howard Fuller is board chair of the...
READ MOREWhat’s your #schoolchoiceWISH? (the blog version)
This week, we posed that question to many of you...
READ MOREWhat’s your #schoolchoiceWISH?
In the spirit of the holidays, the Hispanic Council for...
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