As 2024 comes to an end, it is a good time to hit rewind and take stock of the year and we have a few trends worth highlighting.

We searched candidates’ campaign websites, media hits, and speech transcripts to gauge where each of them stands on school choice.

A new EdChoice report estimates that U.S. private school choice programs saved taxpayers $19.4 to $45.6 billion through FY 2022.

In this wave of our teacher survey, we asked educators for their opinions on a range of topics including levels of trust in decision making around K–12 education; motivations for becoming a teacher and more.

During a MOMCON panel three mothers discussed how school choice empowered them to find the best educational paths for their children, from homeschooling to cyber charter schools.

Legal challenges remain key to school choice expansion, as experts discussed strategies for navigating them at the State Policy Network's Annual Meeting.

In 2024, the momentum for universal school choice grew, with 13 states expanding programs supported by over 75% of school parents and broad bipartisan backing for ESAs.

As the November elections near, EdChoice's survey shows parents trust themselves and teachers most in K-12 education decisions, while state legislatures and governors receive less confidence.

We asked American teenagers a plethora of questions about absenteeism, cellphones, their school’s handling of bullying and mental health, and much more.

2023 was a monumental year for school choice in America. But was it really the year of universal choice? Did the expanding choice landscape really unleash the transformative potential of choice?

With the start of National Bullying Prevention Month, a new survey of American teens finds schools can and should be doing more to prevent torment in the classroom

For our August polling we included a range of questions asking adults and school parents about their outlook on K-12 education and the future, including their priority issues in federal elections.

We dive into the policy alternatives, the messaging, and the advocacy strategies that could be employed to advance school choice in blue states.

As summer winds down, parents all over the country find themselves asking an important question: Is my child really being supported in the best way possible?

While publicly reported demographic data about school choice students are limited, we’ve assembled some of the information that is publicly available.

We highlight the entrepreneurs who spoke at the Rally Innovation Conference about their new education companies and organizations.

We tackle the question of who is using school choice programs and why states aren't reporting their data.

Our annual SIA survey provides an opportunity to assess how Americans’ perspectives on K–12 education have shifted over the last decade.

We break down the six key takeaways from the first half of 2024, including cell phone bans, pessimism toward the direction of education and more.

Born on July 31, 1912, Friedman’s work has left an indelible mark on numerous fields, including education. We reflect on his profound impact on educational freedom and how his ideas continue to shape the landscape of education today.

In this month’s poll, we re-introduced several previously asked questions about cell phones and social media. Time will tell whether more states will take action to restrict cell phone use in schools.