Four states are moving educational choice bills, and two are fielding litigation against their school choice programs.

Lauren Hodge joins the show to talk about a couple of case updates

Jackie Guglielmo joins the podcast to talk nuts and bolts about the ESA program in Indiana.

We hear from members of the research team about the results from March's general population poll, including answers to some new questions.

Learn what America’s K-12 teachers think about staying in their profession, school board disruptions, COVID-19 restrictions, school choice and more.

With new questions about local school board disruptions and why people oppose school choice policies, you won’t want to miss these findings.

In this update, we hear about progress being made in litigation in the states of Tennessee and Kentucky.

Drew Catt, director of state research and special projects at EdChoice, sits down with co-author John Kristof and colleague, Jordan Zachary. They are joined by Andy Vandiver, President of

We hear from members of the research team about the results from February’s general population poll, including answers to some new questions.

Binge season four of our Cool Schools podcast series to your heart’s content. We rounded all six episodes up for your convenience.

With legislative sessions kicking back into gear, we’re tracking another boom of school choice-related bills and two big legal cases.

After the officially dubbed Year of Educational Choice, find out the EdChoice team’s annual yearbook superlatives, including Best New Program and Most Likely to Succeed in 2022.

Which types of schools and educational settings are they choosing?

As the Omicron variant began its spread in December, we polled K–12 teachers about their experiences, education policies and more.

Learn how the Omicron variant affected school parents’ opinions on education and more in our latest polling wave