For our August polling we included a range of questions asking adults and school parents about their outlook on K-12 education and the future, including their priority issues in federal elections.

2023 was a monumental year for school choice in America. But was it really the year of universal choice? Did the expanding choice landscape really unleash the transformative potential of choice?

In this month’s poll, we re-introduced several previously asked questions about cell phones and social media. Time will tell whether more states will take action to restrict cell phone use in schools.

We tackle the question of who is using school choice programs and why states aren't reporting their data.

Born on July 31, 1912, Friedman’s work has left an indelible mark on numerous fields, including education. We reflect on his profound impact on educational freedom and how his ideas continue to shape the landscape of education today.

With choice programs more popular than ever, EdChoice commitment to legal education and defense remains.

We break down the six key takeaways from the first half of 2024, including cell phone bans, pessimism toward the direction of education and more.

In this month’s poll, we asked parents new questions to learn about their perspectives on gifted education and much more.

We tell the story of Leslie Hiner, Director of EdChoice’s Legal Policy & Education Center, her background and what brought her to EdChoice.

The 123s of School Choice reviews the available research on voucher programs, education savings accounts, and tax-credit scholarship programs in the United States and organized the research by eight distinct outcomes.

We dive into Tom Fisher's background as Indiana Solicitor General and what brought him to EdChoice Legal Advocates.

Over 1 million children are now participating in private school choice programs across the United States.

During the 2024 legislative session EdChoice tracked 83 bills in 30 states having to do with ESA, voucher, refundable tax credit, and tax-credit scholarship legislation.

The School Starter Checklist has all the major regulatory requirements for private schools in one place with dedicated pages for each of the 50 states and the District of Columbia, reporting on regulations across multiple dimensions.

We give a few examples of some the wackiest private school regulations you probably didn't know about.

After retiring from the Navy, Clifton Grilley fights for education equality in Montana, seeking essential services for his special needs sons through the state's ESA program for students with disabilities.

In our latest polling we asked a variety of questions about the state of K–12 education including thoughts on college protests, the importance of advanced class options, and more.

We tell the story of Christal Gamble Banks, an Alabama mom who homeschools her neurodivergent, or gifted, son, Cash.

Do parents have to choose between academic and religious instruction? And do parents actually prioritize religious instruction at the expense of academic rigor when choosing a school? Or do they want both?

We tell the story of Yalonda Chandler and how she helped found Black Homeschool Families of Birmingham.

In order to shed some light on microschooling from the perspective of school parents, we asked parents new questions about microschooling in our latest public opinion poll.