School Choice
- “If anything, the public schools seem to be benefiting a bit,” Northwestern University’s David Figlio finds in research on Florida as tax-credit scholarship scaled up.
- Gains among frustrated minority parents: “choice allows them to take their kids where they want them to be.”
- NAACP sides with Pitchfork Ben Tillman: “so opposed to school choice, that they are willing to minimize the history of racism in South Carolina,” a lawyer says.
- Florida, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri and more expand options for families
- “If anything, the public schools seem to be benefiting a bit,” Northwestern University’s David Figlio finds in research on Florida as tax-credit scholarship scaled up.