Tag: education savings accounts

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The systemic improvements public education needs are coming

Student achievement has fallen to its worst levels in two decades. Throughout public education, we see blaring sirens that our students deserve better.  At the same time, states across the country – most recently Idaho and Texas – are embracing increasingly expansive policies to give parents direct control of public... READ MORE
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For this former public school educator, starting a microschool was a dream come true
  SARASOTA, Fla. – Alison Rini thought her destiny was...
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Lessons from SNAP wargames
On Dec. 16, 2017, the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture...
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Open enrollment is the King Kong of Arizona district enrollment loss
If you look at enrollment trends in the Arizona districts...
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Navigators help guide families into new era of education
TAMPA, Fla. — Parents, many pushing babies in strollers with...
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ESAs and transactional friction in public education’s third era
In its third era, public education aspires to expand equal...
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Father fighting to save South Carolina scholarship program calls decision ‘an opportunity to stand up for my children’s education’
When Constantine and Aliona Shulikov left the former Soviet Union...
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Gen X lowers the hammer with more blows on the way
For we who grew up tall and proud In the...
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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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Apocalypse NOT, Permissionless Education NOW
Francis Ford Coppola shot a scene for Apocalypse Now set...
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PEP scholarship allows for ‘A-plus homeschool experience’ for one family
In July, Jessie Pedraza was reading through posts on a...
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