Tag: education freedom

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Everything counts in large amounts

The EdChoice blog recently delivered some good news, specifically that the number of students using private choice programs increased by 25% last year. In fact, if you cobble together some previous years’ data from the EdChoice ABCs of School Choice reports, the trend looks like: Overall, a doubling of private... READ MORE
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Rev. H.K. Matthews, civil rights icon and friend of educational freedom
By John Kirtley The Rev. H.K. Matthews passed away Monday...
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Districts are leading Florida’s generational education transformation 
A generation ago, Florida’s school districts could safely assume that...
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Trust but verify is key to scaling parental empowerment and customized instruction in public education
For the past 175 years, U.S. public education has been...
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Here we are now going to the south side
The Wall Street Journal ran an article which had your...
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Tribal politics, education choice, and the Constitution
As our country was being formed, states such as Connecticut,...
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Florida parents and educators may be building the education value networks of the future
  Despite calls for reform and waves of attempted transformation,...
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A trade in other people’s children
An episode of Paul MM Cooper’s outstanding documentary podcast series...
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Another Happy New Year for education freedom
As we prepare to say goodbye to 2023, it is...
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Florida museum exhibit showcases history of Black education freedom
Black Minds Matter recently hosted a pop-up exhibit to showcase...
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Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and families celebrate establishment of education savings accounts for all students
Editor’s note: The following is a news release from the...
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