Everything counts in large amounts
The EdChoice blog recently delivered some good news, specifically that the number of students using private choice programs increased by...
Read More >Florida invites Success Academy to come on down and scale up
During a 1916 football game between Georgia Tech and Cumberland, Georgia Tech coach John Heisman famously urged his players on...
Read More >Who is busting what budget exactly?
Choice opponents have been known to throw contradictory arguments out against private choice programs. One moment they will claim that...
Read More >The Washington Post was sold an Arizona school choice story
Arizonans have a pet peeve involving people from “back East” who judge us before they understand us. The Washington Post...
Read More >Adventures in babysitting
Recently, someone representing a state official responded to an Arizona media outlet inquiry about the Empowerment Scholarship Accounts program and...
Read More >Against the divine right of (philosopher) kings
**SPOILER ALERT! DO NOT READ IF YOU ARE UNDER THE AGE OF 8** Western cultures, for some strange reason, involve...
Read More >Here we are now, going to the supply side
Last week, I had the opportunity to make a presentation about how lawmakers can support teachers who want to start...
Read More >Krewe throwing beads ~= states giving schools “A” grades, but all is not lost
Last week, the Heritage Foundation released a study from yours-truly called From Mass Deception to Meaningful Accountability: A Brighter Future...
Read More >Education reform has 99 problems…
A recent interview by Tyler Cowen of John Arnold has been making the rounds in ed reform circles, see Michael...
Read More >Technocrats wear a political dunce crown
David Osborne recently predicted academic doom for red states having recently passed universal private choice programs. “This will accelerate the...
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