Phil Magness, senior research fellow with the American Institute of Economic Research, discusses the history of school choice and critics’ claims of segregationist roots. Magness delves into this and

Brian Kisida, assistant professor at the University of Missouri, discusses his co-authored report, When is a School Segregated? Making Sense of Segregation 65 Years After Brown v. Board of

We caffeinated. We debated. We declared this year’s yearbook superlatives, including most likely to succeed in 2020.

Get this year's comprehensive list of every private school choice program in America ranked by program eligibility.

We rank the nation’s educational choice programs by purchasing power based on data in our 2020 edition of The ABCs of School Choice.

Which of America’s school choice programs has the most students participating? What about the least?

Where are America’s students getting their education? Which types of schools and educational settings are they choosing?

For the fourth year in a row – here are the rankings of states spending share on private educational choice programs.

Keep an eye on these states for school choice legislation in 2020.

There’s no better time to reflect on recent school choice happenings and look forward to a new year than during National School Choice Week. As we do every year,

Beyond Rallies: Five Grassroots Activities That Probably Are Easier (And Just As Effective) By Jennifer Wagner Everyone loves the idea of a rally to support their cause: thousands of people

Daarel Burnette of Education Week wrote a provocative piece earlier this month titled “Face It, School Governance Is a Mess.” His core argument is tough to dispute: No one knows who is in charge of K–12 education.

In his new book, Andrew Campanella outlines seven steps parents can take to find the right learning environment for their children. Campanella is the president of National School Choice

Our newest staffer Alexis and our resident state research guru Drew Catt chat about some pretty in-your-face school choice themes that appear in the super popular TV series Jane the Virgin.

Hybrid home schooling proponents must tackle three questions to grow beyond early adopters and into the mainstream.

We present four profiles of potential hybrid home-schoolers.

We present three steps to making hybrid homeschool work.

Be prepared next time someone disses school choice in your presence

Which studies are the most reliable? The best way to get an apples-to-apples comparison in social science is to perform something called a randomized control trial (RCT). Here's how they work.