The ABCs of School Choice is the most comprehensive, data-rich guide to all of America’s K–12 private school choice programs.
Dig into individual policies. Compare choice within and across states. Get a national snapshot. Study a program’s legal history.
Download it free at www.edchoice.org/ABCs.
The 2023 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
After some major wins for school choice, see which programs made the EdChoice team's annual yearbook superlatives.
2023 EdChoice Share: Where Are America’s Students Educated?
Where are families choosing to send their students to be educated?
2023 EdChoice Spending Share: Private School Choice Versus Total K–12
A breakdown of how much money states spend on private school choice programs.
Ep. 353: What’s Up with National School Choice Week
On this episode of What's Up with Mike McShane, two team members of the National School Choice Week Foundation, Shelby Doyle and Krissia Campos Spivey, talk about the exciting plans they have to celebrate this last week of January.
Ep. 352: Monthly Tracker – November 2022
Members of our team discuss the findings from the recent November poll and also reflect back on the year.
Ep. 351: Monthly State Update – Election Results
In this monthly state update, we check in with the Policy and Advocacy team as they tell us the results from the recent gubernatorial elections that went in in many states across the country.
Support for School Choice Rose in December 2022, Quarter of Parents Report Switching School Types
Support for School Choice Rose in December 2022, Quarter of Parents Report Switching School Types
Mapping Drive Times from Private Schools in Nebraska
Nebraska families do not have access to the diverse educational opportunities families in many other states enjoy.
Where U.S. Governors Stand on School Choice – 2022
The 2022 gubernatorial races have concluded, see which candidates won and their stances on school choice.
Schooling in America Series: Support for Universal Education Savings Account Trends Upward
Expansive school choice legislation reflects the policy preferences of most Americans
Schooling in America Series: How Different Regions View Choice
Survey shows geography influences what people know, think about schools
EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker: Top Takeaways November 2022
Parents don’t really know what the NAEP is, and they are more likely to think their state improved academically despite most states seeing a decline in test scores.
Ep. 350: School Surveys – Kansas Private School Survey
In this episode of EdChoice Chats, our Director of State Relations Jordan Zakery and Research Analyst John Kristof speak with James Franko from the Kansas Policy Institute to discuss the findings from the new Kansas private school survey.
Ep. 349: What’s Up with Teachers’ Unions – Michael Hartney
On today's episode of What's Up with Mike McShane, we chat with Michael Hartney and his book on teachers' unions and their role in education policy.
Ep. 348: Monthly Tracker – Teacher Poll Results
It's the Teacher Survey edition! Our Research team is going over some findings from our most recent teacher polling wave.
EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker: Teen Perspectives – Fall 2022
Explore the top takeaways from this wave of our teens public opinion tracker.
Ep. 347: Monthly Tracker – October 2022
In this episode of EdChoice Chats, members of the research team break down some findings they found most interesting from our general population poll fielded from October 7 – October 9th, 2022.
Public Opinion Tracker: Teacher Survey Top Takeaways – October 2022
Eleven takeaways from the teacher polling wave.
Building Bridges in a Polarized World
By Robert Enlow The famous Irish poet W.B. Yeats once wrote: Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world… The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are
6 Things Homeschooling Parents Can Teach Teachers
Parents who homeschool their children have a different insight into learning. Here are six things that homeschooling parents want teachers to know. By Alisa Taylor There are lots of reasons a
A New Narrative: Black Parents, Educators Can Shatter Outmoded K-12 Framework
By Kristen Smith When Zaila Avant-garde won the national spelling bee, I knew it wouldn’t be long before school choice became a part of the discussion. A naturally bright kid,
My Children Were New to Online Learning Last Year, And Here’s Why We’re Staying
By Marcela Costa Pereira Reis, a mom of three from Boca Raton, Fla., whose children are attending Florida Virtual School Last year, many families discovered online learning for the first