Tag: Friedman Foundation

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Putting Florida’s private school choice participation in perspective

Florida may be home to the largest private-school choice program in the nation, but its level of participation ranks no. 3 in the country, according to new data from the Friedman Foundation for Educational Choice. The no. 1 state (Arizona) should come as no surprise. The no. 2 state (Vermont) might,... READ MORE
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Report: Private schools can learn from successful charter schools
A new report argues supporters of private school choice can...
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Survey: Support and opposition growing for school vouchers
Public support may be growing nationally for school voucher programs,...
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Florida’s tax credit scholarship program the most regulated such program in U.S.
As Florida lawmakers voted this year to strengthen a scholarship...
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When Catholic schools become charter schools
When it comes to urban private schools competing against free...
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Next week: Live chat with Mike Petrilli about school choice & accountability
Is parental choice alone accountability enough for private schools that...
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Survey: school vouchers in middle of Americans’ ed reform list
So here’s a new finding from a leading school choice...
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Robert Enlow: Wishing for more choice, less regs
Editor’s note: Robert Enlow is the president and CEO of...
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What’s your #schoolchoiceWISH? (the blog version)
This week, we posed that question to many of you...
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Survey: Parents pick private schools based on learning environment, not test scores
When it comes to reasons why parents move from public...
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No question, parents flock to school choice
  The American Federation of Teachers released a new survey...
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