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…and have annual household incomes below $75,000. Black parents and parents who sent their children to private schools were the least likely to name education a top-three matter in elections….
…here is what happens to parents when they are able to gain access to private schools. We asked Indiana parents using private school choice programs how attending a private school…
…We believe public schools, charter schools, private schools, parochial schools, online schools, blended schools, home schools, and options yet to be invented are all necessary aspects of a diverse education…
…a certain type of parent to be willing to go along with this. As schools matured, the types of families changed. More risk-averse families saw the schools working and decided…
…attend private schools or public schools in nearby towns. Some children even attend out-of-state schools. Some have gone to school in Canada! In 1998, the Winhall school district in Vermont…
…sides of the school choice debate. Yes, some segregationists wanted to open private segregation academies funded via vouchers. But it’s also true that integrationists were already using private schools as…
…remain in public schools improve, too! Lastly, test scores aren’t the only measure of a successful education—in public schools or private schools. Children excel in different areas and learn at…
…positive—is among Ritz supporters (+9 points). Charter Schools Public charter schools have been operating in Indiana since 2002. We asked four questions about charter schools, and voters clearly support them,…
…schools; some schools just have “problematic” students. If that’s true, isn’t it a good thing competition inspired 83 percent of schools to better advertise their services to the student populations…
…and the public with transparent information about the resources being spent at public schools. It is intended to begin conversations about how effectively public schools are spending those resources to…