
A group Substack from EdChoice's research team
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Choice opponents and some media reports argue that Arizona created a “budget meltdown” when the state expanded its education savings account (ESA) program to all K-12 students in the state. Did the program, as one headline claimed, “[blow] ...
Last week EdChoice released its fall 2025 survey of teachers. We partner with Morning Consult to survey American K-12 teachers twice per year in the first and fourth quarters of the school year.
Just in time for Halloween, our fall teacher survey is here—and it’s suitably full of gloomy findings. Teachers have a lot on their minds this school year, from tech challenges to concerns about political pressure. EdChoice and Morning Cons...
As school choice grows across the country, almost every day a piece of commentary is published arguing that voucher, tax credit, and ESA programs are “not transparent.”
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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.
Senior Research Analyst at EdChoice
Martin Lueken is director of EdChoice’s Fiscal Research and Education Center. He's been with EdChoice since 2015.
After nearly a decade of researching educational choice, I now plan and conduct events, briefings, and trainings for EdChoice. But, as you can see, I still like dipping my toes back into research from time to time.
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