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Do parents have to choose between academic and religious instruction? And do parents actually prioritize religious instruction at the expense of academic rigor when choosing a school? Or do they…
…total increases to $4,430. A voucher parent would only need to make up $230 for the whole year. If that’s not feasible, the school works with parents in financial hardship….
…percentage of parents that expressed worry about their child being exposed jumped +21 points from June to July. Four out of five parents indicated that sentiment. How will parents act…
…child’s education, many parents believe that district officials are experts in their fields and have their children’s best interests at heart. Wealthy and knowledgeable parents sometimes employ attorneys and outside…
…mirror how school parents responded to the same question. 10. Parent favorability for homeschooling continues to remain high and stable. Seven out of 10 parents (70%) say they are at…
…parent priorities, check out this simulation of how a hypothetical parent might go about choosing a school. As we can see, the school the parent chose did not have any…
…more savvy shoppers. School choice advocates should invest time and money in working with parents to understand the options that are available to them. 2. Informing parents isn’t a huge…
…parent reports, nearly one-quarter of students have switched their child’s/children’s school type since February of this year. School parents with younger children (K–8) are more likely to have switched school…
…purchasing power, funding stream stability and the ability of parents to use their funds flexibly. Education savings accounts (ESAs) almost always win this category because of parents’ ability to use…
… Alabama Accountability Act of 2013 Parent-Taxpayer Refundable Tax Credits Who Can Use It: Parents with children in schools classified as failing can apply when they transfer students to certain…