Florida legislative session opening day: What they’re saying about education choice
Editor’s note: Today marks the first day of the two-month 2023 legislative session, although committees have been discussing bills since...
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Rabbi Isaac Melnick likes to call it “the holy grail.” Though the Orthodox Jewish leader and founder of Shorashim Academy...
Read More >Oklahoma governor opposes withdrawal of legal opinion on religious charter schools
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt, who was recently elected to a second term on a platform of expanding education choice, came...
Read More >Word for Word: Florida Senate sponsor of SB 202 Corey Simon talks about his education choice experiences as a student and a parent
Editor’s note: When state Sen. Corey Simon. R- Tallahassee, explained SB 202 last week at the Senate Education Committee on...
Read More >Florida education savings account bill wins approval from House subcommittee
A modified version of a House bill that would make all Florida students eligible for education savings accounts easily won...
Read More >podcastED: Florida mom wants education savings accounts to become reality
On this episode, senior writer Lisa Buie talks with Alkesha Williamson, a mother of five children, including three who receive...
Read More >Senate education choice expansion bill wins first committee approval
The Senate version of a bill that would expand eligibility for flexible spending accounts to all K-12 students cleared its...
Read More >Catholic high school network receives donation of Orlando property for third Florida campus
A vacant 75,000-square-foot office complex in Orlando, Florida, built as a school for interior design, will reopen in two years...
Read More >Florida House education choice expansion bill gets Senate companion
HB 1 no longer stands alone. State Sen. Corey Simon R-Tallahassee, chair of the Senate Committee on Education PreK-12, on...
Read More >All eyes on Oklahoma as state board considers allowing nation’s first religious virtual charter school
A meeting of an obscure state board set for Tuesday could swing open the door to religious charter schools nationwide....
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