Published Articles & Media
“When Choice Really Works, It Lifts Up Everyone”
State Rep. Robert Behning on Indiana’s voucher program
The Education Exchange: Abolish School Districts, a New Book Proposes
"Every time we have increased funding for education a huge part of the money is absorbed away by the bureaucracy and doesn't reach the classroom," says Clint Bolick, co-author of Unshackled: Freeing America’s K–12 Education System.
The Education Exchange: How the Education Secretary in Arkansas Kept Schools Open all Year for In-Person Learning
And how districts will spend "more money than we can even imagine" from federal aid, soaring property-tax revenues.
The Education Exchange: The Year of School Choice
Florida, Indiana, West Virginia, Kentucky, Missouri and more expand options for families
The Education Exchange: How School Closures Translated Into Learning Losses
Countries with a high focus on education and a well-functioning education system before the pandemic were somehow able to get kids back to school much faster.
The Education Exchange: Will the Increase in Homeschooling Continue After the End of the Pandemic? Should Homeschooling be More Tightly Regulated?
Reactions to the Harvard Homeschooling Conference
The Education Exchange: More Private School Competition Boosts Public School Student Test Scores, a New Study Finds
"If anything, the public schools seem to be benefiting a bit," Northwestern University's David Figlio finds in research on Florida as tax-credit scholarship scaled up.
The Education Exchange: Indiana Expands Eligibility for School Choice Scholarship Program so Family of Four with $145,000 Income Will Now Qualify
"You need a robust choice environment to lift up everyone," says law's author.
The Education Exchange: Redesign High School for Mastery and for Career and College Readiness
Get rid of the Carnegie Unit, a Hoover Institution fellow recommends
The Education Exchange: “Dismantling Racism in Mathematics Instruction”
In California, "hypersensitivity about race," an "egalitarian frenzy" and one-party rule converge on the K-12 math curriculum.
