Tag: florida and parental choice
Emerging market in public education is a good thing
Words such as voucher, privatization, profit and corporation are often used as weapons by individuals and groups who oppose parental empowerment and school choice. Using words as weapons is especially common during periods of significant social change – we all do it – but the practice undermines civic discourse and... READ MOREA new tool for school choice – Matthew Ladner, podcastED
Call them Vouchers 2.0. In the age of customization, researcher...
READ MOREEvolving conversations about school choice in Florida
When people hear the term “school choice,” they usually don’t...
READ MORE“Vouchers,” faith-based schools expand opportunities for low-income kids
Editor’s note: This op-ed ran in today’s Orlando Sentinel. Florida...
READ MOREDistrict-by-district growth in Florida’s tax credit scholarship program
The latest official report on the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship...
READ MOREFlorida roundup: The impact of Florida reforms, teachers union rankings & more
Florida reforms make an impression. They’re a model for other...
READ MOREFlorida roundup: Praise for parental choice, a high school boot camp & more
Message from Florida. Skeptics in Louisiana shouldn’t fight expanded school choice...
READ MOREFlorida roundup: charter school heartburn in Pinellas, school choice showcase in Palm Beach & more
Editor’s note: We’re going to try another something new on...
READ MOREThe ‘quietest revolution’ in Florida education
Editor’s note: This op-ed was published today by Sunshine State...
READ MOREIn school districts, low-income children will always lose the battle for resources
Editor’s note: Doug Tuthill responds today to a post I wrote...
READ MOREParents will continue to be the driving force behind Florida charter schools
by Lynn Norman-Teck Many factors have helped nourish and grow...
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