Tag: Gardiner Scholarship Program
Happy 96th birthday to John E. Coons, education choice visionary
John E. Coons was ahead of his time. Decades before the term “education savings account” became an integral part of the education choice movement, the law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and his former student, Stephen Sugarman, were talking about the concept. In their 1978 book, “Education by... READ MOREThis kid can do things: The Caleb Prewitt Story
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – David Prewitt was worried. His wife, Karen,...
READ MORENew report shows majority of Gardiner funding was spent on tuition in 2019-20
Families with children on Florida’s Gardiner Scholarship for students with...
READ MORENew report sheds light on perspective of Florida families participating in Gardiner, McKay scholarship programs
Editor’s note: Materials related to the study are posted to...
READ MOREState tells Hillsborough to shape up or else, scholarships bill, moment of silence and more
READ MOREScholarship bills, budget talks to begin, early learning bill downsized, school choice and more
READ MOREHouse bill to simplify education choice scholarships heads for floor vote
An education choice bill that would streamline options for families...
READ MOREEducation savings accounts offer creative solutions for students with learning differences
Chrissy Weisenberger is one busy mom. With five children, including...
READ MOREHow an education savings account is helping one Florida student see the world — virtually
Danielle Drummond was skeptical when she first saw the virtual...
READ MOREHorse therapy opens new world for blind teen
Editor’s note: You can read an earlier story about Sarah...
READ MORECommentary: Choice advocate dispels myths about education savings accounts
Editor’s note: This piece from Katie Swingle, an active school...
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