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Arizona Lawmakers Pass Bills to Expand ESA and Tax Credit Programs
(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner) Arizona lawmakers ended an incredibly difficult legislative session last night by expanding school choice. The Empowerment Scholarship Accounts program made...
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Arizonapocalypse
(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner) Last week the Arizona Board of Regents released a report detailing the catastrophic failure of Arizona high-schools in preparing students for higher education....
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Kansas Lawmakers Create Scholarship Tax Credit Program
(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner) HB 2506 made it through the Kansas House and Senate last night and contains some significant education reforms, including a scholarship tax credit program, curbs on...
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The Three Bees release New Study on Tax Credit Funded ESAs
(Guest Post by Matthew Ladner) Jason may have not yet developed the shameless self-promotion bug that afflict the rest of us here at JGPB, so I’ll mention for him that he has a new study out along...
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Case Dismissed: Victory for School Choice in Florida
(Guest Post by Jason Bedrick) The legal attacks on school choice programs are dropping like characters in a George R.R. Martin novel. Last week, a Nevada judge dismissed a case against the state’s...
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Setting the Record Straight on Florida’s Tax-Credit Scholarships
(Guest Post by Jason Bedrick) Opponents of school choice spend a great deal of time and energy perpetuating all sorts of easily debunked myths about choice programs. In Florida, the state teachers’...
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The Legal Battle for Choice in Georgia
(Guest Post by Jason Bedrick) Georgia’s tax-credit scholarship helps more than 12,000 students attend schools of their choice rather than their assigned district school. Predictably, defenders of the...
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Do tax-credit scholarship programs drain money from district schools?
(Guest Post by Marty Lueken) Perhaps the most-cited criticism of educational choice policies is that they “siphon” resources from district schools. High-quality research reveals numerous benefits...
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