Tag: Pierce v. Society of Sisters
We don’t need no Klanducation; We don’t need no thought control
June 1, 2025, marked the 100th anniversary of the United States Supreme Court’s ruling in Pierce v. Society of Sisters– effectively the first victory of America’s school choice movement. In 1922, the voters of Oregon had passed a ballot proposition, Measure 6, which required public school attendance for school age... READ MOREEducation choice helps improve our civic culture
Education choice critics often assert that allowing families to...
READ MOREBalancing freedom & justice to shape school choice accountability
Editor’s note: This post originally appeared on the Fordham Institute’s...
READ MOREA modest musing about parental school choice
An expansive power of parents over their own children has...
READ MOREA little legal history to go with those concerns about vouchers & creationism
The Orlando Sentinel recently published a blog entry about a...
READ MORE‘Faith-based schools are an asset for all of us’ – Michael Guerra, podcastED
Faith-based schools will be more effective in expanding school choice...
READ MOREIt matters that Obama is wrong on school vouchers
The Washington Post’s Jay Mathews mused last month about the...
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