The following appeared in the Santa Fe New Mexican on April 24, 2026. I read state Rep. Raymundo Lara’s recent article in The New Mexican with disbelief (“N.M. should reject ‘education freedom’ farce,” My View, April 10). In…
Hurdles facing education choice programs across the nation Written by States that have passed education choice programs face misrepresentations, real hiccups, and sometimes unfriendly legislative changes. Lawmakers should…
Though education choice programs have popped up across the country – becoming a tidal wave of “wins” for education choice – the work after passage is just as important. We dive into how states should respond to two common…
In 1969, nearly nine out of 10 American children lived in households with two married parents. By 2023, that figure had fallen to roughly six in 10 — with stark differences across racial groups. According to data from the…
What Trump’s education budget means for state lawmakers in 2026 Written by Trump’s new education budget seeks to reduce funding overall, eliminating and streamlining programs, similar to last year. Though the proposals seem…
What Trump’s education budget means for state lawmakers in 2026 Written by Trump’s new education budget seeks to reduce funding overall, eliminating and streamlining programs, similar to last year. Though the proposals seem…
Texas’ education system is not merely inefficient. It is structurally tilted to benefit insiders at the public’s expense, according to an explosive new report. The root of the problem is the Education Cartel—a network of…
Requiring school accreditation and education choice Written by Just as accreditation has become entangled with government in higher education through federal dollars, so too can accreditation become entangled with government…
This year, Utah lawmakers debated whether to require private schools to obtain accreditation to participate in the Utah Fits All Scholarship program – but decided not to. The discussion around accountability – and perhaps…
Without standards, college degrees aren’t worth much. Americans have started to notice.A recent I&I/TIPP poll found that just 24% of Americans believe college degrees are worth the cost. Even among the college-educated,…
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