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Lessons from school choice in Florida
For the last month, the North Carolina legislature has been debating whether to create a scholarship program to help low-income families pay the tuition and fees at qualified K-12 private schools. Since this proposal closely parallels Florida’s tax credit scholarship program, I’ve traveled to Raleigh three times in recent weeks... READ MOREToo soon to gauge sweep of Indiana school voucher ruling
In 2002, in the Zelman case, the U.S. Supreme Court...
READ MORE“Vouchers,” faith-based schools expand opportunities for low-income kids
Editor’s note: This op-ed ran in today’s Orlando Sentinel. Florida...
READ MOREAgonizing over Amendment 8
Our preoccupation these days with a Florida amendment removing the...
READ MOREMore alternate reality on Amendment 8
Add Fund Education Now to the list of influential groups...
READ MOREOnce again: Florida’s Amendment 8 is NOT about private school vouchers
Editor’s note: This op-ed appeared in today’s Tampa Bay Times. Few public...
READ MOREFlorida’s Amendment 8 is not about private school vouchers
Florida voters will be asked in November to remove the...
READ MOREZelman’s significance grows as school choice battles rage on
Editor’s note: This is the second of two posts we’re...
READ MOREZelman was a step forward; now empower all parents to choose
Editor’s note: This is the first of two post we’re...
READ MOREComing up: Reflections on Zelman
Next week marks the 10th anniversary of the monumental U.S....
READ MORERomney can move the ball on school choice – if he leads
Mitt Romney’s white paper on education, “A Chance for Every...
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