Survey Reveals Most Influential Barriers for Educational Entrepreneurs
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Understanding Inter-District K-12 Open Enrollment Policies
The 2023 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
The 2022 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
12 New EdChoice Website Features You Should Know About
The New 123s of School Choice – What You Need to Know
As you might have seen in an email or on social media, we are revamping The 123s of School Choice guide this year, making it fully digital. If you’re not familiar with The 123s report is, let us catch you up. Researchers from across the country have conducted almost 170 empirical studies (as of this […]
The 2021 EdChoice Yearbook Superlatives
The EdChoice team has never experienced a year quite like 2020. Though we’re all eager to move forward, we couldn’t put it in the rearview mirror for good before bringing you our annual yearbook superlatives What better time than National School Choice Week to highlight some of the big school choice challenges and wins from […]
What Parents Think About Getting to School Before and During a Pandemic
I think it is safe to say it has been a long year. It feels like more than just 14 months ago that the survey for my newest report Commuting Concerns: A Survey of U.S. Parents on K–12 Transportation Before and During the COVID-19 Pandemic was about to be launched to parents around the nation […]
Cool Schools: Season Three Roundup
It’s that time again. We’re recapping each episode in the latest season of our Cool Schools podcast. In this series, EdChoice Director of National Research Mike McShane spotlights some—you guessed it—cool schools across the country. He gets in the weeds, asking school leaders all the burning questions we education geeks care about. For those of […]
What America Thinks of K–12 Education (Told in Infographics)
Each year, EdChoice and Braun Research survey a representative sample of the American public on issues facing K–12 education. In 2019, the Schooling in America poll showed us differences and similarities among the key demographics most affected by schools and K–12 education policies: school parents and public school teachers. Additionally, as Boomers, Millennials, Gen X […]