Tag: Ohio and school choice
Push for universal vouchers continues in Ohio Senate
Editor’s note: This article appeared Sunday on thecentersquare.com. An Ohio policy group continues to push the Senate to adopt universal school choice, testifying a plan passed by the House would leave “many working-class families” out of the option. Greg Lawson, research fellow at The Buckeye Institute, told the Senate Education... READ MORECritics are wrong: Ohio parents, students deserve freedom that comes with school choice
Editor’s note: This commentary from Sandra O’Brien, a Republican member...
READ MORESupport for education savings accounts high in Buckeye State
A new poll of Ohio voters sponsored by education choice...
READ MOREEvery Ohio K-12 student would get school voucher under GOP proposal
Editor’s note: This article appeared Tuesday on Ohio’s fox8.com. Ohio...
READ MOREBuckeye Institute points to Florida families’ long-term satisfaction with education savings accounts in new report
A new policy report from an Ohio-based independent research and...
READ MOREOhio anti-voucher lawsuit misses the mark in its constitutional arguments
Editor’s note: This commentary appeared Tuesday on the Fordham Institute’s...
READ MOREDistricts don’t want to segregate but don’t have enough money for cab fare
District boundaries are not racially neutral, nor are the decisions...
READ MOREOhio lawmakers propose school choice for all students
An Ohio legislator, concerned that the state’s current voucher program...
READ MOREDoes school choice need bipartisan support?
Jay Greene and James D. Paul gathered data for a...
READ MOREChoice vs. suburban opportunity hoarding
A few years ago, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute documented...
READ MOREChallenge coming to Ohio’s education choice legislation
A coalition of about 70 Ohio public school districts is...
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