Tag: school choice lawsuits
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 MOREUpsides and downsides of a SCOTUS victory for nation’s first religious charter school
The story: With less than a week to go before...
READ MORESCOTUS sidesteps families’ challenge to Michigan’s restrictive Blaine Amendment
The big story: After delivering a one-two punch to Blaine...
READ MORE‘I was in shock’: South Carolina education choice ruling sends mom scrambling
For a decade, Yamilette Albertson Rodriguez served her country as...
READ MORECommentary: Lawmakers should consider Oklahoma funding model after South Carolina high court’s rejection of ESAs
For David Warner, choosing a school for his son was...
READ MOREMaine could be ground zero again for another Supreme Court ruling on school choice
The story: A federal judge’s ruling means that Maine...
READ MOREArkansas education choice opponents want to challenge like it’s 1999 – in Florida
The story: After trying once and failing, opponents of Arkansas...
READ MOREUtah becomes the latest battleground in the fight over education savings accounts
The headline: Utah’s largest teachers union filed a lawsuit against...
READ MOREOklahoma’s high court to hear arguments in Catholic virtual school lawsuit
The story: All eyes will be on Oklahoma on Tuesday...
READ MOREGovernor Abbott deals a setback to the Texas district industrial lobbying complex
During the 2013 Texas legislative session, I made my...
READ MOREBrewer owner’s lawsuit looks to capitalize on Badger State’s new court and attack school choice options
The story: After two court victories in the 1990s, Wisconsin,...
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