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The school choice coalition is showing cracks, and charters could be the worse for it
The instinct to regulate children’s digital consumption is admirable. But what if tech isn’t the bogeyman we think it is?
A new book on the “signing first” scandal raises big questions about the reliability & relevance of social science research
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The school choice coalition is showing cracks, and charters could be the worse for it
The instinct to regulate children’s digital consumption is admirable. But what if tech isn’t the bogeyman we think it is?
ESA laws can support—or stifle—new schools
Treasury Department rulemaking could make or break OBBBA’s school choice provision
Part five of a five-part series on the new federal scholarship tax credit
Part four of a five-part series on the new federal scholarship tax credit
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A new book on the “signing first” scandal raises big questions about the reliability & relevance of social science research
Let’s set the record straight about why more families are choosing home education
The illiberal responses to Kirk’s assassination have grave implications for America’s schools, colleges, and students
As NAEP performance continues to decline, we must search for new explanations and solutions
More dismal NAEP results call for a clear, decisive response from the field. What we get is self-serving gobbledygook
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