Universal school choice programs have been gaining steam across Republican states. These programs give participating families ...

“In FY 2022, the average public funding per student for education choice programs was about $6,000, compared to $17,000 per student for public schools in states where choice programs operate ...

Even district schools have upped their game during this era of education choice. A 2023 study found that as Florida’s Tax Credit Scholarship program grew, test scores rose, suspensions fell and ...

August 5, 2024. By Tim Worstall. It’s possible to wonder why we’re all so much in favor of school choice. You know, other than the idea that we are just hateful and want to gut the public ...

The benefits of school choice are particularly pronounced for Hispanic students, one of the fastest-growing segments of the population.

After it expanded school choice, says DeAngelis, “They ranked No. 1 . . . And it’s not a money issue. They spend about 27% less than the national average, and they’re knocking it out of the ...

Former President Donald Trump promoted school choice at his campaign stop in deep-blue Milwaukee last week. ... About 30,000 students benefit from the program, ...

Families in states with existing school choice programs—like Arkansas, New Hampshire, and West Virginia—would also benefit since funds from the federal program could be combined with dollars ...

School choice advocates point out that if Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, ... while more than 328,000 children in 17 states benefit from ESAs. Thanks to the outcome of recent primaries, ...

A recent EdChoice analysis of 48 school-choice programs across 26 states through 2022 estimates that school-choice programs generated cumulative net fiscal benefits for taxpayers worth between $19 ...

As a Tennessee parent, school choice benefits my family. Many others agree. | Opinion Gov. Bill Lee's proposal to allow charter operators to go directly to the state for approval would benefit ...

Of course, school choice may have many other benefits for families and students. But when it comes to improving Indiana’s educational outcomes, the period of school choice has been a clear failure.