The Voucher Challenge
…voucher program has been flooded with many more applications than it can finance. The successful applicants praise highly the private schools they attend. Those schools, like most other private schools,…
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Private School Regulations You Probably Didn’t Know About
…that private schools are consistent in quality to public schools is not exactly the highest bar. When you study regulations long enough, you learn that each probably had a perfectly…
New Survey Says Parents Can Get Mo’ Satisfaction with School Choice
…choosing their private schools. This selection of a private school for morals/character/values instruction may seem counterintuitive, given that public schools are open to all students and are what Felix Frankfurter,…
Alaska
…Alaska Stat. §14.45.100. Non-exempt schools are religious or other private schools not operated in compliance with Alaska Stat. §§14.45.100–130 and are not exempt from education laws and regulations. Alaska Stat….
American Samoa
School Choice in American Samoa American Samoa has 22 elementary schools and six high schools operated by the American Samoa Department of Education. There are an additional 15 schools operated…
Kansas
…Annotated (K.S.A.) §72-7513(a)(3). Accreditation regulations can be found at Kansas Administrative Regulations (K.A.R.) 91-31-31 et seq. Registration: mandatory Registration is mandatory for non-accredited private schools. The official custodian of every…
What We Can Do About School Choice’s Supply-Side Problem
…timely fashion? In one of our recent reports, The Private School Landscape, we tested the theory that educational choice programs that increase access to private schools will, in turn, increase…
Five Talking Points on School Vouchers
…to a number of regulations and have done so for decades. Private schools that accept vouchers take on even more accountability measures than private schools that don’t. There’s actually a…
Washington D.C.
…studies at independent or private schools. District of Columbia Official Code (D.C. Code) §38-202(d). Schools must provide satisfactory evidence to the superintendent of schools that the amount and character of…
Friday Freakout: Are Private Schools Worth the Money?
…school choice. Why? Because parents might choose voucher-accepting schools that are “overly-expensive, underachieving and increasingly corrupt.” Many people perceive private schools that way, and it’s not surprising that they do—private…