Tag: education reform
Free school? Microschool? Unicorn school? Whatever you call it, it’s been thriving for 50 years
ARCHER, Fla. – Archer is a crossroads community of 1,100 people 15 minutes from the college town of Gainesville, but far enough away to have its own quirky identity. It’s surrounded by live oak-studded ranch land but calling it a “farm town” doesn’t ring right. When railroads ruled the Earth,... READ MOREFlorida school districts usher in the future with options for part-time public school students
The future of education is happening now. In Florida. And...
READ MORECan’t you feel a brand new day? Public schools and scholarships work together for Florida families
When I think about the state of public education in...
READ MOREEducation choice opponents step up attacks as states give families more control and learning options
As education choice options expand for families across the...
READ MOREEverything counts in large amounts
The EdChoice blog recently delivered some good news, specifically that...
READ MOREFlorida invites Success Academy to come on down and scale up
During a 1916 football game between Georgia Tech and Cumberland,...
READ MOREStrengthening public education markets
Every state’s public education system is a market with supply...
READ MOREHappy 96th birthday to John E. Coons, education choice visionary
John E. Coons was ahead of his time. Decades before...
READ MORESchool choice in Wisconsin: Positive results, less cost
By George Mitchell The parents of nearly 60,000 Wisconsin children...
READ MOREAgainst the divine right of (philosopher) kings
**SPOILER ALERT! DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE UNDER THE...
READ MOREKrewe throwing beads ~= states giving schools “A” grades, but all is not lost
Last week, the Heritage Foundation released a study from yours-truly...
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