Homeschooling skyrocketed during the pandemic, but what does the future hold?
Editor’s note: This analysis from Daniel Hamlin, assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma, and Paul E. Peterson, Henry Lee...
Read More >Charter schools deserve support, not sabotage
Editor’s note: Sherlean Roberts is a student at Marquette University and a graduate of Dr. Howard Fuller Collegiate Academy, a...
Read More >West Virginia is ground zero in battle for broad educational savings accounts in America
Editor’s note: This article appeared last week on West Virginia’s dailytorch.com One of the broadest educational savings accounts in the nation is...
Read More >Most families like their public schools — what does that mean for school choice?
Editor’s note: This article appeared Tuesday on thehill.com In Michigan, thousands of state residents have signed a petition that would...
Read More >Jeb Bush: ‘Reform is never finished, success is never final’
Editor’s note: Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush advocates for an “unbundled” education of the future after two years of disrupted...
Read More >Don’t blame families for executing choice
Editor’s note: This commentary from Step Up For Students’ director of strategic communications Scott Kent appeared Wednesday on theledger.com. Polk...
Read More >Indiana takes voucher-like approach to tutoring with $500 grants to families
Editor’s note: This article appeared last week on Chalkbeat Indiana’s website. Indiana plans to channel up to $15 million in...
Read More >Homeschooling surge continues despite schools reopening
Editor’s note: AP News published this article last week on its website, apnews.com The coronavirus pandemic ushered in what may...
Read More >Redefining public education for the 21st century
Editor’s note: This commentary from Step Up For Students’ director of strategic communications Scott Kent appeared Monday on naplesnews.com. In...
Read More >More than 1,800 West Virginia students apply for new scholarship to support costs after leaving public school
Editor’s note: This article appeared Monday on West Virginia’s wvmetronews.com. More than 1,800 students have been ruled eligible already for...
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