Friday Feature: Homeschooling families are sometimes left behind in the school choice conversation. Christy Batts, Research Fellow at the Johns Hopkins Homeschool Research Lab, explains how the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit can benefit students, including homeschoolers.
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Most midterm races were called on election night, but some results are still trickling in. The outcomes for the midterms changed the political landscape in many states, here's where governors currently stand on school choice.
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Two years ago, EdChoice Legal Advocates worked with retired Navy serviceman Clifton Grilley to fight for Montana's ESA program for students with special needs. Grilley's two sons both struggled to get the support they needed in school and the ESA would've made receiving the necessary services much easier on their family.
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"A public school is not harmed when its students get additional educational resources and succeed." - Leslie Hiner of @edchoice
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Military service members sacrifice so much to protect our everyday freedoms. Their families also make sacrifices and having a flexible education model for their kids can be beneficial. EdChoice and Qualtrics surveyed military families last year to gain insights on what they thought of school choice and education as a whole. #VeteransDay
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Our statement on Arkansas Governor Sanders' budget proposal to ensure educational freedom for every approved student in the state. @SarahHuckabee@RobertEnlow
Mircoschools can be a way for districts to be innovative and support families' needs in a different way. The superintendent of the Eastern Hancock School District in Indiana saw this opportunity and hopes neighboring states will also see the benefit in smaller class sizes and personalized instruction.
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The federal school choice program passed and families nationwide are showing support for the program. Then, Treasury announced temporary rules for donors and SGOs. So, what's the hold up? EdChoice's @lesliehiner explains why now is go time for governors.
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The 2026 midterm elections have brought a new political landscape, but here at EdChoice, our focus remains on fighting for educational freedom for all families. @RobertEnlow
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Education savings accounts are expanding educational opportunities for Iowa families, empowering parents to choose learning environments that meet their children's individual needs. More options mean more opportunities for students to succeed. v/@edchoice
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Arsenic in our drinking water! @mlueken2 of @edchoice offers a very useful perspective on how we should approach compliance with Florida's K-12 scholarship programs.
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In a previous survey, we found that 75% of school parents support the federal school choice program. Teachers displayed a similar level of support for the program when we asked during our October teacher survey.
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The federal school choice program has gone by multiple names since its enactment. With the guidance of the Treasury Department, EdChoice's @lesliehiner breaks down all of the names for the federal program and which one Treasury has landed on.
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Education savings accounts provide families with the most flexible use of funds for their child's education. In our October Teacher survey, we asked whether ESAs should be available to all families regardless of income or means-tested. Nearly three-fourths of respondents support ESAs being available to all families.
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Two new reports aim to answer two questions: How are MOScholars students performing academically, and how well is the program working for families?
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