For the third time in a row since Common Core was fully phased in nationwide, U.S. student test scores on the nation’s broadest and most respected test have dropped, a reversal of…
By Christian Barnard • Reason “Do School Vouchers Only Benefit the Wealthy?” asks an article this month in Governing. Like too many headlines, the implication is that school choice is…
By Lindsey Burke • National Review “Education Savings Accounts will be our most significant step yet in giving parents and children the ability to choose the education path that is…
By Lewis M. Andrews • National Review Talk to the people of Illinois about America’s looming public-pension crisis, and they’ll tell you it’s not looming — it’s already here. This month,…
By Joy Pullmann • The Federalist Through Saturday it’s National School Choice Week, an annual nonpolitical effort to increase visibility and positive feelings about the idea of families having the…
By Charles Fain Lehman • The Free Beacon The Department of Justice filed an amicus brief Thursday in support of students claiming they were discriminated against after the state of…
By Lewis M. Andrews • The Federalist In 2011, Arizona became the first state to adopt the most flexible school reform yet, an education savings account (ESA) plan. It provides…
By Joy Pullmann • The Federalist Despite running two-thirds of states and looming fiscal catastrophes for which school choice is one of the few positive solutions, Republicans have mostly created…
By Marcus Winters • National Review Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos likes to point to Florida’s education reforms from the Jeb Bush era as a potential model for expanding school…
With increasing regularity, Louisiana mother Lakisha Fuselier was leaving work early to deal with her second-grader, Albert. Albert, now 9, has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, and the public elementary school…