Understanding School Finance Means Appreciating Tradeoffs
Schools and school districts do not have limitless amounts of money, so leaders often have to make tough choices between good things. They can’t do them all.
Schools and school districts do not have limitless amounts of money, so leaders often have to make tough choices between good things. They can’t do them all.
It was a landmark year for education choice overall, and an especially pivotal one as programs with universal access gained unprecedented momentum.
Prior to 2020, there were 6 ESA programs operating in America. Flash forward to today, there are now 21 ESA programs. The rise of ESAs can be attributed, in part, to the diverse support in public opinion.
More states than ever offer families K–12 programs that help them access options like private school or a customized education that fits their needs.
What type of school choice program does your state have? Check out every school choice program here!
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In this episode of the State of Choice podcast, we talk about all the exciting momentum across the states this legislative session.
Robert Enlow, CEO of EdChoice, and Ed Tarnowski, author of the new report Who's Afraid of School Choice, take some of the most anti-school choice quotes from the report and read them for you.
Nathan Sanders and Dr. Shaunette Parker discuss how church-based schools can uniquely serve their communities, especially by providing safe, nurturing, and faith-aligned environments.