National School Choice Week
The latest news, commentary and analysis that captures the state of school choice in America. NSCW is organized every January
Opinion
An ‘Alienated America’ Needs Community-Building Schools — Something Catholic Schools Have Been Doing for Generations
News
Three Distinct Charter Schools, One Shared Mission: To Provide High-Quality Choices for Students in Rural Idaho
News
For Maverick Polly Williams, the Mother of School Choice, The Point Was Always to Empower Parents and Improve Education for Black Children
News
‘You’re Debating Someone Else’s Child’: 30 Years Later, Milwaukee’s School Voucher Program Divides a City Whose Public Schools Struggle
Opinion
Romfo: How Scholarships of Just $2,500 Can Open Doors to Private School and Educational Excellence for Low-Income Students
News
Mothers of Invention: Frustrated With the Educational Status Quo and Conventional Parent Organizing, Two Latinas Gave Birth to a National Parents Union
News
New Poll: Majority of Democratic Voters Prefer Candidates Who Would Preserve Federal Charter School Spending
Opinion
Campanella: For National School Choice Week, Celebrating a Decade of Education Options for Students and Families
Opinion
Lake: The Future of School Choice Isn’t About Schools at All — It’s About Empowering Students With a Wider Array of Flexible Learning Opportunities
Opinion
Lewis: How New Orleans’s Unique School System Is Working for Our Students, Families & Neighborhoods and Reclaiming the Future for Our City
News
Congress Should Reauthorize D.C. Scholarship Program That DeVos Calls Example for Country
Opinion
Roland Martin: Want to End the ‘Death Match’ Debate Over School Choice? Accept That There Is More Than One Way to Educate Our Children
Analysis
Macedonia: How Florida Private Schools Are Using Assessments and Data to Make Great Academic Gains for Low-Income Students
News
With 20 New (and 16 Re-elected) Governors Laying Out Education Plans, Here Are the Four States Where School Choice Seems Like a Priority
News
The 74 Interview: Democrats for Education Reform’s Shavar Jeffries on the Blue Wave, the Politics of the Possible & Grand Bargains
News
Vouchers, Virtual Schools & Armed Volunteers: What Florida’s New Education Reform Trifecta Could Mean for School Choice in the Sunshine State
Opinion
Fuller: Call It ‘Ed Reform’ or Don’t — the Fight to Make Schools Work for Our Poorest Families Must Go On. To Stop Is to Dishonor King’s Memory
Opinion
Campanella: For National School Choice Week, Celebrating Teachers Who Have Founded Their Own Schools With Passion, Creativity, and Love