Curious about what’s happening in school choice? Our blog brings you the latest research, helpful tools for families, policy updates, and more—all in one place.
Prenda guides are satisfied with their experience and are confident their students have access to the tools and support needed to succeed academically.
Every day as many as 3,500 students from all over the world log on to the same online school. They all attend Laurel Springs School, a fully online, accredited K-12 school with no brick-and mortar-presence.
As Arizona students head back to school, more than 100,000 of them can do so knowing their families will continue to have access to the state’s universal ESA program.
This month, EdChoice Legal Advocates filed an amicus brief with the Arizona Supreme Court urging the Court to reverse a lower court’s injunction of a ballot measure that would protect military families’ access to ESA accounts.
Can the Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships relieve the financial stress of public schools facing declining enrollment? It’s an unconventional approach that might offer real relief to districts losing students, while offering students additional learning opportunities.
With Schooling in America, we can uncover long term trends on how parents and the public think K–12 education is going nationally, what type of schools parents prefer, their satisfaction with their child’s schooling experience, and the public’s feelings towards school choice policies.
LEGO Education has been around for over 45 years, working alongside schools, school districts, and educators to help students learn about a variety of subjects including robotics, science, computer science, and AI, just to name a few.
Former Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is joining the organization's Board of Directors, bringing one of the nation's most accomplished school choice leaders to help guide its next chapter.
Tatiana teamed up with EdChoice Legal Advocates (EdLA) to defend Florida’s school choice programs against an attack by teachers’ unions and other opponents.
Some trailblazing states were just starting to crack down on phones in class, and we wanted to test the waters with the general public.
Every July 31, those of us who care about educational freedom have an opportunity to remember Milton Friedman.
Education research isn’t exactly beach reading, but this summer has seen several interesting papers published that provide both direct and indirect looks into issues relevant to school choice.
Declining enrollment presents real challenges. It also gives district leaders a chance to build stronger schools for the students they serve.