Are Government Schools Redeemable?

Are Government Schools Redeemable? The Mood of the Nation survey, published in February 2025, found that 73% of adult respondents are dissatisfied with the quality of public education in the U.S. It is the highest dissatisfaction rate since the survey began in 2001.

How to Talk to a Democrat about School Choice

How to Talk to a Democrat about School Choice: In less than three years universal school choice policies have been adopted by 14 states, all Republican leaning. Given the growing desire of education reformers to make similar progress in America’s more liberal bastions, the recently formed B...

How Competition can Save Education

How Competition can Save Education: President Trump and the Republicans need to put on their selling hats and save the country by transforming public education. If government-run schools can compete, great. If not, they will be replaced by those that can.

Andrew J. Lewis: Political hit job on cyber charter schools

Andrew J. Lewis: Political hit job on cyber charter schools "The simple truth is that the governor and his allies are trying to kill schools that teacher unions leaders don’t like — which is to say, anything but traditional public schools. Yet traditional public schools are failing most students, with 69% of 8th graders not proficient in math or reading. Cyber charters — which are usually non-unionized public schools — give families a chance to escape failing schools. No wonder about 60,000 students and counting have enrolled in them."