Tag: Bush v. Holmes
Espinoza may not be the game changer some are predicting
It seems especially appropriate midway through National School Choice Week to ask: Can the use of state “Blaine Amendments” to prohibit publicly available funds from being used by parents at religiously affiliated educational options be considered discriminatory? And if so, does that discrimination violate a family’s right guaranteed by the... READ MOREFlorida’s Blaine amendment leaves many unanswered questions (Part I)
On June 7, 2005, opposing sides met for the final...
READ MOREThe constitutionality – and precedent – of publicly funded private schools
Gov. Ron DeSantis, in an effort to address a backlog...
READ MOREReviewing the past as a path to the future
Editor’s note: March 2 marked the 20th anniversary of the...
READ MOREState-funded scholarship programs: then and now
In 1999 Florida passed the Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP), the...
READ MORERaoul Cantero on the legal landscape for school choice scholarships
The Florida Supreme Court overturned the state’s first K-12 voucher...
READ MOREFL teachers union calls tax credit scholarship “replacement” for vouchers
In the latest filing in a lawsuit challenging Florida’s tax...
READ MORENC voucher opponents take a page from the Florida Education Association’s playbook
The Florida Education Association (FEA), along with several allies, recently...
READ MOREFlorida School Boards Association urged to drop school choice suit
by Ron Matus and Travis Pillow A chorus of Florida...
READ MOREFL school boards set to sue nation’s largest school choice program
Editor’s note: Step Up For Students, which co-hosts this blog,...
READ MOREBert Gall: Indiana school voucher ruling further marginalizes Florida court decision
Editor’s note: This post was written by Bert Gall, senior...
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