Auditor General releases annual review of Florida scholarship programs
In its fifth annual audit of Step Up For Students, the state’s largest nonprofit scholarship funding organization, the Florida Auditor...
Read More >FACT-CHECKED: Tallahassee educator’s attack on ‘monstrous’ system is misleading
Editor’s note: The goal of fact-checkED is to bring clinical precision to complex issues that are easily misunderstood, aiming to...
Read More >fact-checkED: Sanders’ education choice claims in Florida op-ed misleading
With the presidential primary election in delegate-rich Florida just two months away, Democratic candidates are beginning to knock on the...
Read More >redefinED's 2019 Myth of the Year
Editor’s note: While education choice misstatements flourished this year, one was especially egregious: the claim that Florida’s new family empowerment...
Read More >fact-checkED: This ‘quick fact’ about scholarships hurting public schools is no fact at all
A story in Sunday’s Lakeland Ledger about a union-sponsored public education summit in Polk County included a chart of “Quick...
Read More >fact-checkED: Family Empowerment Scholarships are not the only state-funded voucher
Editor’s note: We add a new feature today, called fact-checkED, that is inspired by the many factchecking efforts across the...
Read More >Blaine amendments ‘discriminate against all religion’
As religious and education interest groups furiously file amicus briefs in the upcoming U.S. Supreme Court case on whether states...
Read More >Private school responds after being called anti-gay by Florida newspaper columnist
Orlando Sentinel columnist Scott Maxwell, a frequent critic of school vouchers, is urging companies to stop donating to Florida Tax...
Read More >Setting the record straight on choice scholarships
As Florida senators get their first look today at a new private school scholarship for economically disadvantaged students, some familiar...
Read More >Florida Tax Credit Scholarship enrollment drops
Enrollment in the nation’s largest scholarship program for economically disadvantaged K-12 students dropped this fall for the first time in...
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