Our new report, “Beyond Tuition: How Arizona Families Are Redefining ESA Spending” shows that Arizona families are spending their education savings account funds on a wider variety of educational expenses than they used to, far beyond just tuition at private schools.
Families in West Virginia are beginning to take advantage of the Hope Scholarship Program, and taxpayers are benefiting.
In just one year, the total number of students participating in private school choice programs across the nation skyrocketed, increasing by 25%.
EdChoice and KaiPod Learning conducted a survey to better understand the microschooling experience and found that families are very satisfied.
If we are going to talk about educational choice, we also need to understand how public schools are funded. It’s not just about where kids go to get their education, it’s also about who pays and how much.
In honor of what would have been Milton Friedman’s 113th birthday, here are five of his core ideas that continue to shape our understanding of education and liberty.
Does school choice have racist roots? Critics claim it does, citing how Southern states misused vouchers after the 1954 Brown v. Board of Education Supreme Court decision to maintain segregation. But is that the full story?