charter schools

Over the past 15 years, the Opportunity Scholarship Program (OSP) has become the Little Engine That Could among school choice programs in the United States.

Two bills that would have deeply wounded the popular schools of choice are dead…for now.

Renegade locals fight California state NAACP and national board over anti-charter school stance.

As charter schools continue to prove themselves, the threatened education monopolists try to kill them off.

“Homeschooling was for hippies, now it’s for hipsters.”

The go-to mantra of many traditional government school advocates is that education-choice programs destroy neighborhood public schools.

A throwdown in North Carolina over school choice has public school defenders up in arms over enrollment rates.

President Donald Trump may receive little or no credit anytime soon from within the public-education establishment for potentially easing the dead weight of federal mandates from the pursuit of learning in classrooms across the country.

It’s National Charter Schools Week, and parents, students, teachers, and community members across the nation are celebrating the success of their independent schools.

As nice as it is for these people to care as much as they apparently do about other people’s children, it’s arrogant for them to think they know what’s best for another parent’s child. And trying to control where and how a child who is not your own is educated makes me wonder: Why do you care so much about the children of others?

The record-breaking numbers for the seventh annual National School Choice Week (NSCW), which wrapped up January 28, were stunning.

Who is “smarter than the average bear?”

Justice Scalia’s successor will matter more.