Tag: EdChoice
Milton Friedman welcomes two warriors into school choice Valhalla
Sad news this week: Two great warriors for education choice, Institute for Justice co-founder Chip Mellor and the Walton Family Foundation’s Caleb Offley, died on the same day. The Wall Street Journal wrote a memorial for Mellor here which reads in part: Many young lawyers hope for careers in which... READ MORELiving up to the legacy of Milton Friedman
Norse mythology included the concept of Valhalla. Valkyries flew down...
READ MOREWhat do parents want? It’s not hard to decipher
EdChoice retained the polling firm Morning Consult to survey a...
READ MOREWhat parents want, and how to make sure they can get it
A new report by EdChoice uses parent surveys to identify...
READ MOREStates and cities: the next battlegrounds for education freedom
Last year, the landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision Carson v....
READ MORETwo ed choice giants join forces to defend families’ freedom as ESAs usher in new era
The school choice movement has entered a new era. ...
READ MOREThree trends worth watching in public sentiment on schooling
EdChoice is out with its latest Schooling in America Survey,...
READ MOREBlack parents open to new forms of schooling, EdChoice poll suggests
Editor’s note: This analysis appeared Monday on the74million.org. Black parents...
READ MOREMike McShane: School choice and accountability in Georgia
Editor’s note: This commentary from McShane, director of national research...
READ MORETurning teachers into entrepreneurs
Editor’s note: James Shuls, an EdChoice fellow, distinguished fellow in...
READ MORELeaving the classroom to start a school: Teachers who made the move
Editor’s note: Michael Q. McShane, director of national research for...
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