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Families Flock to School Choice Programs

Poll: Wisconsin residents prioritize giving families more school options

(The Center Square) - A majority of Wisconsinites would like to see an easier way for families to select a public school outside of their neighborhood school and support expanding...

School Choice Could Prove Pivotal in Some Midterm Races This Fall

"The politics of school choice are being scrambled in real time," says one advocate.

Traditional Schools Losing Their Grip on K-12 Education

Publicly funded school choice is experiencing historic growth in the United States. State money now follows many students into private, religious, and charter schools, as well as t...

COMMENTARY: School choice helps parents find schools with discipline

A school-choice battle has been under way in many states across the country.

New Rules for Federal School Choice: What You Need to Know

Proposed rules from the IRS offer some details on how the first nationwide school choice program will work.

The Education of Nikole Hannah-Jones

School choice is necessary for all children to reach their full potential. But it isn't sufficient.

Local school districts respond to EDChoice program

Ohio school vouchers are a years-long debate. They expanded access to where Ohio students can go to school, but now courts are calling it into question.

Let Charter Schools Be as Flexible as Microschools

Universal education savings accounts are giving families unprecedented choice in education. Now let's give charters a chance to catch up with the marketplace.

The Biggest Expansion of School Choice Yet Is Coming in January

Starting next year, a dollar-for-dollar tax credit of up to $1,700 will fund K–12 scholarships. Thirty states have opted in, but many Democratic governors are holding out.

Local school districts respond to EDChoice program

Ohio school vouchers are a years-long debate. They expanded access to where Ohio students can go to school, but now courts are calling it into question.

What Could a Blue Wave Mean for School Choice? (Opinion)

A Democratic wave could slow school choice’s momentum, but established programs are hard to undo.

NY will opt in Trump’s school choice program, Hochul says

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on Sept. 2, 2026. Despite opposition from teachers unions and top state officials, the decision will allow taxpayers to receive a credit for donating...

Helping Parents Help Their Kids In School

(NAPSI)—Here’s news about education many parents may be glad to learn: More than 1.5 million students are heading back to school this fall with the help of a private educational ch...

Nikole Hannah-Jones Just Wrote the Best Case for School Choice She'll Ever Publish

Could Trump's School Choice Program Rival Title I or IDEA in Size?

A new report looks at how much money could be raised under different scenarios.

How Much Will Federal School Choice Benefit Public Schools?

"The money is there," says a researcher trying to project how much is there for public school students.

Removing regulatory roadblocks to help microschools grow

School choice has been receiving a lot of attention lately. Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of the Treasury released regulations that provided some much-needed clarificatio...

Trump's School Choice Program Could Push Public Schools to Charge New Fees

Districts that charge new fees will likely confront tricky logistical, legal, and philosophical questions.

To Compete With School Choice, This Superintendent Turned to Microschools

More school districts have started microschools. George Philhower has started a network of them.

Democratic Holdouts Still Aren’t Committing to Trump’s School Choice Program

Sixteen governors still haven't said whether they'll opt in to the first national school choice program.

Ohio Court Strikes Down a Scholarship Program That Supports More Than 100,000 Families

The court called school choice a "misnomer." The Ohio Supreme Court may get the last word.

City of St. George looking to partner with charter operators for school in city limits

ST. GEORGE - After a failed vote during the May election, the City of St. George is exploring other options for additional schools in the city.For over a decade, the City of St. Ge...

This city's school enrollment system is infamously complicated. Could a universal application help?

Parents and students have complained for years that Philadelphia’s selective school enrollment process is notoriously difficult to navigate and favors those with time, energy, and...