The EdChoice mission is to advance educational freedom and choice for all as a pathway to successful lives and a stronger society.
Teachers within the public schooling system like it, and so do teachers outside the system. Support varies somewhat based on the particular design of the school choice program, but, in general, teachers support school choice.
Of the more than 36,000 approved applicants in year one, only about 5,500 families received funding — roughly 15% of those who qualified. So what happened?
The vast majority of students in America will be income-eligible for a scholarship; check out our interactive map to see if you'll qualify.
Five years ago, we released The Accountability Myth, a report challenging one of the most common arguments in debates over school choice: that public schools are accountable, while private schools are not. Today, that argument is as relevant as ever.
The Wyoming Supreme Court has upheld the state’s education savings account (ESA) program, preserving educational opportunities for families across the state and marking a major victory for educational freedom.
Not one, but two competing ballot initiatives have been filed to alter Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account (ESA) Program. We dive into why they would negatively impact a family’s freedom to choose.
To safeguard choice programs for families, EdChoice created EdChoice Legal Advocates (EdLA) to engage in the school choice litigation effort directly. To realize Milton and Rose’s vision of universal choice, we must not merely create educational freedom programs, but also ensure they withstand legal challenges in state courts.
The Federal Tax Credits for Scholarships (FTCS) will provide scholarships to K–12 students. It is overseen by the United States Department of Treasury and is administered by individual scholarship granting organizations (SGOs).
The 2026 EdChoice Friedman Index is a comprehensive and easy-to-understand measure of the availability of private K–12 educational choice across the United States.
Our annual SIA survey, in partnership with Braun Research, provides an opportunity to assess how Americans’ perspectives on K–12 education have shifted over the last decade. Some of the new questions this year revolve around the role of the federal government in K–12 education, school funding, and more.
More states than ever offer families K–12 programs that help them access options like private school or a customized education that fits their needs. Check out our dashboard of every program across the states.
This user-friendly platform is designed to help you navigate the diverse landscape of Education Savings Accounts across different states. Whether you’re a parent, student, educator, or policy enthusiast, our tool offers a comprehensive comparison of ESA programs by state and by specific features.
What type of school choice program does your state have? Check out every school choice program here!
Want to know what a voucher is? Want to see some powerful stories of families choosing school choice? We have it all on our YouTube channel!
Rabbi Yossi Bassman, Director at Bader Hillel High School, talks about about blending college prep with rigorous Judaic studies, maintaining their mission and more!
We talk with Pastor Joshua Robertson from Black Pastors United for Education about how churches can turn empty rooms into powerful educational hubs.
In this episode of the State of Choice podcast, the team discusses the current state of school choice programs across the U.S., focusing on recent developments, challenges, and opportunities for expansion.
