…Black parents, would like to have some kind of hybrid learning schedule going forward. In total, 19 percent of Black parents would like to homeschool full time, while another 48…
…parents showing parents do not treat test score information as a good measure of school quality. State governments should not be in the business of telling parents what metrics they…
…live in districts with higher-performing public schools. By empowering all parents to pay for education directly, ESAs and other educational choice programs cut housing out of the equation. Parents no…
…increase per-pupil spending in local school districts. Studies also consistently show that programs increase parent satisfaction, racial integration and civic outcomes. It’s true that recent studies have reported some initial…
…program parents are some level of satisfied with their current schools of choice. That’s a 75 percent increase in parental school satisfaction based on their previous school satisfaction levels. Because…
…America survey in order to gauge public and parental opinions during a fall semester that was ever-changing for education stakeholders. Perhaps exacerbated by “pandemic fatigue,” parents and the general public…
…News, “I was a strong advocate in the Senate for giving parents the flexibility to achieve the best outcome for their children. Parents know their children’s unique educational needs; there…
…among parents. Nearly one out of five surveyed parents report they are participating in a learning pod with other families. More than one-third of parents (37%) have either joined a…
…to parents), and then parents made their own personal decisions about which school to choose for their children, there could be no violation of Colorado’s state constitution even if parents…
…on Jan. 8 to the First Circuit Court of Appeals in defense of parents from Maine. The case, Carson v. Makin, is brought by parents in Maine who wish to…