A new study finds little consistent evidence that school choice increases the risk of public school closures, challenging concerns that expanding choice programs force schools to shut their doors.
The EdChoice mission is to advance educational freedom and choice for all as a pathway to successful lives and a stronger society.
Does school choice cause public schools to close? New research examining nearly three decades of data finds little evidence that it does—even in rural communities. Instead, closures are more closely tied to broader enrollment and demographic trends.
When reviewing the $93.8 million Arkansas ESA program for the 2024-25 school year, the state auditor identified $60,417 in anomalous payments. To save you a trip to your calculator app, that’s a finding of 0.06% of total spending that was problematic.
We take a look at the Young Professionals Institute: Education Fellowship that is developing the next generation of education advocates.
We take a look at the myth that declining student enrollment is linked to declines in per pupil expenditures.
We recap our session at the 2026 State Policy Network's Annual Meeting in Orlando where we presented facts and arguments to combat both fiscal and legal attacks on school choice.
States leaning more into school choice also are likelier to be states struggling the least with declining public school enrollment.
To safeguard choice programs for families, EdChoice created EdChoice Legal Advocates (EdLA) to engage in the school choice litigation effort directly. To realize Milton and Rose’s vision of universal choice, we must not merely create educational freedom programs, but also ensure they withstand legal challenges in state courts.
The Federal Tax Credits for Scholarships (FTCS) will provide scholarships to K–12 students. It is overseen by the United States Department of Treasury and is administered by individual scholarship granting organizations (SGOs).
The 2026 EdChoice Friedman Index is a comprehensive and easy-to-understand measure of the availability of private K–12 educational choice across the United States.
Our annual SIA survey, in partnership with Braun Research, provides an opportunity to assess how Americans’ perspectives on K–12 education have shifted over the last decade. Some of the new questions this year revolve around the role of the federal government in K–12 education, school funding, and more.
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. Check out our dashboard of every program across the states.
This user-friendly platform is designed to help you navigate the diverse landscape of Education Savings Accounts across different states. Whether you’re a parent, student, educator, or policy enthusiast, our tool offers a comprehensive comparison of ESA programs by state and by specific features.
What type of school choice program does your state have? Check out every school choice program here!
Want to know what a voucher is? Want to see some powerful stories of families choosing school choice? We have it all on our YouTube channel!
On this episode, we discuss the challenges to Arizona's Universal ESA program and the charges of unallowable expenses. There's a lot going on and the team unpacks it all.
Mike is joined by Alyssa Tormala, Head of School at Laurel Springs School. She shares the history, model, and unique features of their fully online K-12 program.
Dalena Wallace, co-founder of HERO (Heartland Education Reformation Organization), talks about how one family's homeschooling journey grew into a movement helping churches.
