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Happy 96th birthday to John E. Coons, education choice visionary
John E. Coons was ahead of his time. Decades before the term “education savings account” became an integral part of the education choice movement, the law professor at the University of California, Berkeley, and his former student, Stephen Sugarman, were talking about the concept. In their 1978 book, “Education by... READ MOREpodcastED: Scholarship mom discusses the challenges of finding the best educational fit for her children with dyslexia
On this episode, reimaginED senior writer Lisa Buie talks...
READ MOREpodcastED: Progress report on nation’s first ESA for public school students
The first year of a groundbreaking scholarship program foreshadowing the...
READ MOREpodcastED: Senator Jeff Brandes on the future of public education
If you ask Florida Sen. Jeff Brandes (R-St. Petersburg) what...
READ MOREpodcastED: Rep. Vance Aloupis on early childhood education, school choice
Rep. Vance Aloupis, R-Miami, narrowly beat his Democratic opponent in...
READ MOREMeet Florida’s newest school choice Democrat
OPA-LOCKA, Fla. – If you want to know why Florida...
READ MOREpodcastED: ‘We will see widespread school choice when we can educate teachers on the truth’
Rebecca Friedrichs is the fearless California public school teacher best...
READ MOREpodcastED: Pastor Robert Ward – Educational choice gives black parents hope
If anybody doubts the passion for educational choice in black...
READ MOREpodcastED: Incoming House Education Chair Jennifer Sullivan
Arguably no state in America has redefined public education more...
READ MOREExpanding options for military families – Sen. Tim Scott, podcastED
Sen. Tim Scott has seen how hard it can be...
READ MOREImproving public education, by choice: Darryl Rouson, podcastED
Florida State Sen. Darryl Rouson went to Catholic schools from...
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