Equality, ‘created equal’ & the case for school choice
When the words fail the social critic, there always remains some “inequality” to be cursed. Our numberless differences provide the...
Read More >Vagaries of Vergara
The recent opinion in Vergara v. California deserves the attention it has attracted – and more. It has implications –...
Read More >Pre-K must come with school choice
Pre-school is hot – again. It has been so, off and on, since ancient Greece. Plato’s ideal state would have...
Read More >Fear of words unspoken
"Talk Scheduled at Catholic School in Bronx Promotes Fear of Anti-Gay Message." So read a headline in the New York...
Read More >The cost of choice
Forty-six years ago a plaintiff named John Serrano sued the State of California, asserting that the capacity of school districts...
Read More >Of civics and 'sects': debunking another school choice myth
The American Center for School Choice is committed to the empowerment of all families to choose among schools public and...
Read More >School choice will revive parental responsibility
Teacher union sentinels warn us that school choice will rescue only the more promising students from a rejected public school,...
Read More >Faith, school choice & moral foundations
If one wishes a profound historical-dialectical account of the fate of religion in our governmental schools - all in 200...
Read More >MLK and God’s schools
Editor's note: This is the first in a series of posts we're running this week to commemorate the 50th anniversary...
Read More >Beyond the market argument for school choice
Arguments for subsidized parental choice date to the 18th century. Kept in check by the dominant political mystique that came...
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