Tag: School choice

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Oklahoma should avoid the example of Vercingetorix

  Julius Caesar led Roman forces to victory in the decisive battle of the conquest of Gaul at Alesia. Having pursued the Gauls to a fortified city, Caesar first surrounded the city with a wall (to keep the Gauls trapped in Alesia) and then a second wall (to keep Roman... READ MORE
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For this former public school educator, starting a microschool was a dream come true
  SARASOTA, Fla. – Alison Rini thought her destiny was...
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Arizona districts should lower the velvet rope for students with disabilities
Tim DeRoche featured the tale of an Arizona boy named...
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Upsides and downsides of a SCOTUS victory for nation’s first religious charter school
The story: With less than a week to go before...
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Ceilings and floors and Florida (Oh my!)
  Editor’s note: This story has been updated with the...
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The inevitable is always certain but not always punctual: self-driving school carpools
Back in 2017, techno-optimist Jason Bedrick made the skeptical Robert...
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Texas choice triumph calls for celebration and a shift for the movement
Texas school choice opponents are strong. I recall going to...
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Lessons from SNAP wargames
On Dec. 16, 2017, the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture...
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Open enrollment is the King Kong of Arizona district enrollment loss
If you look at enrollment trends in the Arizona districts...
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A new school and its challenging environment started Owen on his journey to the Naval Academy
NAPLES, Fla. – Owen Phypers’ commute from his new home to his...
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Former New York charter school authorization boss brings her tough but fair reputation to Florida
When Florida lawmakers established the first statewide Charter School Review...
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