This Week's School Choice News Roundup
Lawmakers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and other states are considering legislation to expand school choice. Read Full Post >
Lawmakers in North Carolina, South Carolina, Texas, and other states are considering legislation to expand school choice. Read Full Post >
A study by a school choice advocacy organization found that such programs improve academic outcomes for students and reduce costs for taxpayers. Read Full Post >
A variety of bills regarding the expansion of charter schools and tax-credit scholarship programs are moving through state legislatures. Read Full Post >
In a surprise move, legislators in Alabama pushed through a school flexibility bill, which was retooled shortly before its passage to include tax-credit vouchers. Read Full Post >
From vouchers and tax credits to charter schools and parent trigger laws, many state legislatures are debating the merits and drawbacks of school choice. Read Full Post >
State testing requirements on private-school voucher programs were not a major disincentive for schools to take part in those programs, a new report found. Read Full Post >
In 2012, states approved broad policy changes to expand charters and private school vouchers, even as those school models came under criticism and scrutiny. Read Full Post >
Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Sen. Dan Patrick outlined an education reform plan that includes lifting caps on charters and starting tax-credit scholarships. Read Full Post >
U.S. Sen. Marco Rubio, a Republican who could be a contender for the White House, proposes a federal tax credit to cover families' private school costs. Read Full Post >
Backers of charter schools are asking Congress to re-establish a tax credit they say has been critical in helping some of the independent schools secure funding for facilities. Read Full Post >
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