The 2021 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
We caffeinated. We debated. We declared this year’s yearbook superlatives, including dubbing a winner of a new category—Most Choice-y State.
What America Thinks of K–12 Education (Told in Infographics)
We share some of the most compelling results of our 2019 Schooling in America survey in the form of infographics.
The 2020 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
We caffeinated. We debated. We declared this year’s yearbook superlatives, including most likely to succeed in 2020.
Key Findings from the 2019 Schooling in America Survey
The 2019 Schooling in America Survey provides gauges on K–12 issues now as well as trends over the past seven years
Five Talking Points on School Vouchers
Be prepared next time someone disses school choice in your presence
The 2019 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
The EdChoice team debated and dubbed this year’s yearbook superlatives, including most likely to succeed in 2019.
The 2019 “ABCs of School Choice” Handbook Features You Should Know
If you care about school choice policies, our annual flagship publication will make your job easier. Order your free print copy below.
Key Findings from the 2018 Schooling in America Survey
The new EdChoice national survey data support what many assume about teachers and parents with some notable surprises
Study Finds America’s School Voucher Programs Have Saved Billions
Many think school vouchers drain money from public education, but data tell a different story
New Analysis Maps K–12 Schooling ‘Deserts’ in Choice-Rich Indiana
Indiana is ripe with school choice, but families in some areas lack access to highly rated schools or alternatives to their zoned public schools
What the Latest Data Say About Chile’s School Voucher System
A new study uses the latest student performance and segregation data to compare Chile’s school voucher system to other traditional Latin American education systems over time.
Friday Freakout: Why Do Parents Send Their Kids to Private Schools
CNN Parents posted an article entitled “Public vs. private school: What’s with all the judging?” that explores the subtle and overtly hostile ways parents can treat one another based
America’s Favorite Education Reforms: Do They Treat a Symptom or the Cause?
A new Friedman Foundation report released today found what education reforms were most popular, in terms of their perceived effectiveness, among surveyed adults. The graphic below shows where Americans
Simulation: How a Parent Chooses a School for Their Child
The idea that impoverished parents shouldn’t be trusted to choose a good educational option for their children is one repeated often by school choice critics. For instance, Michael Walker
Are Arizona Families Satisfied with Education Savings Accounts?
Arizona’s one-of-a-kind education savings accounts (ESAs), called Empowerment Scholarship Accounts, are bank accounts eligible parents can use only for their children’s education expenses, current or future. The Arizona Department