Tag: Blaine Amendments

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Despite setbacks at the ballot box, young education choice alum vows to continue the fight for parent-directed education

Jayleesha Cooper sat in her apartment at the University of Chicago and watched with hope as the election results rolled in.   The college senior from Omaha had marked her mail-in ballot to retain Nebraska Measure 435, upholding a $10 million tax credit Opportunity Scholarship program state lawmakers passed a year... READ MORE
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Utah becomes the latest battleground in the fight over education savings accounts
The headline: Utah’s largest teachers union filed a lawsuit against...
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Despite landmark court rulings, ‘Blaine amendments’ keep causing education controversies
Your guide to the intersection of school choice, the courts and the...
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New report shows how Massachusetts could adopt education savings account program
Editor’s note: This commentary from Tim Benson, a policy analyst...
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Proposed federal Title IX rules ripped by DOE’s Diaz, schools in brain health program, and more
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In Espinoza’s wake, is the Blaine bane at risk?
“Like to one more rich in hope.” Twelfth Night, Shakespeare...
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Komer saved the best for last
Bigots spent an enormous amount of effort in the late...
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Court lays to rest age-old debate with Espinoza decision
After more than a century, the U.S. Supreme Court finally...
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Court ruling eases way for public money to go to religious schools, desk barriers, masks and more
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Senate committee’s teacher pay proposal, carrying on campuses, restricting restraints and more
Teacher raises: The Florida Senate Education Committee has released its...
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Espinoza may not be the game changer some are predicting
It seems especially appropriate midway through National School Choice Week...
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