Louisiana
…request parent notification forms from the local sheriff for entering students and anticipated transfer students. The principal must deliver the forms to the parents for their consent no less than…
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…parent or guardian does not appeal a school’s refusal to enroll a student, or if a parent or guardian removes a student from his or her school in order to…
EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker: Top Takeaways April 2020
…COVID-19 pandemic, parents are clearly anxious about sending their kids back to school. This is a slightly bigger concern than even missed instruction or missed extracurricular activities. What does this…
Ohio K–12 & School Choice Survey
Latest EdChoice Survey Reveals Teens’ Post High School Plans, Thoughts About Hybrid Learning, and More
…high school parents and teens express very different outlooks about the future. While teens are more likely to feel neutral, parents are more optimistic about their child’s future. Additionally about…
Schooling in America Series: Getting to Know the Public on Public Education
Nationally, households with parents of school-aged children make up just 42 percent of all households. Those who are not school-aged parents—that other 58 percent of households—don’t seem to have as…
Iowans Show Support for Flexible School Choice Programs, Want More Options
…board parents schooling preferences didn’t match up with actual Iowa enrollment patterns. Though a minority of parents preferred homeschooling, Iowans grew more experienced with homeschooling during the pandemic-affected 2020–21 school…
BRIEF: School Choice in the States – January 2024
…a request to the department of education (RIDE) by a parent or guardian, to establish an education savings account to assist and support the parents, guardians and caretakers of students…
Breaking Down “Earning Full Credit”
…Foundation survey, 41 percent of Indiana parents would choose a private school for their children if they could afford it. That’s significantly more than the 9 percent of Indiana parents…
The Five Things You Should Know about the New D.C. Voucher Test Score Study
…point difference for parents and 11.6 percentage point difference for students were both statistically significant and meaningful. This is not nothing. Students feeling safe, and their parents feeling that they…