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School choice has a long history as a partisan issue—especially once the word “voucher” enters into the mix. But a lot has changed in the past few years.
Vouchers have continued to grow in terms of participation numbers, but they’ve been e...
I get annoyed when people misuse the word factoid. When someone says, “I have an interesting factoid for you,” they usually mean, “I have an interesting fact for you,” but for some reason feel the need to church it up with the “-oid” on the...
A group of parents in rural West Virginia filed a lawsuit last week with a familiar warning about school choice: as students and dollars leave public schools, some schools may eventually have to close. Their own school, Dingess Elementary i...
(The Money Lender and his Wife, Quentin Massys, 1514)
State auditors don’t give report cards. Their goal is to find cracks in the financial systems and controls of various government institutions with the goal of identifying how taxpayer d...
You might have heard – Texas has an ESA program now, called Texas Education Freedom Accounts (TEFA). And TEFA is kind of a big deal. The program was signed into law by Governor Abbott in 2025. Instantly popular, the first TEFA cycle closed...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Director of National Research at EdChoice
Alli is a researcher at EdChoice, where she studies school choice programs, designs public opinion polls on K-12 education, and writes about education policy. Alli is a graduate of the Ohio State University.
Policy professional in the South
Martin Lueken is director of EdChoice’s Fiscal Research and Education Center. He's been with EdChoice since 2015.
K-12 data and policy @ EdChoice
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