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…of all private schools in the state in 2014–15 (498 of 1,045 schools) were registered to participate in at least one of Ohio’s school choice programs. According to the Ohio…
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…a non-refundable credit. The bill has not moved since its filing. Scholarships may be used for both public and private schools that comply with regulations. SB 1344 would create an…
…fees, or required textbooks at a qualified private school Educational therapies or services Private tutoring Curriculum Online learning Testing fees for AP courses, nationally standardized norm-referenced tests, or college entrance…
…Wesley is more than 30 miles away. The result is limited educational opportunities for the Grilley boys. “Private Christian schools in the area provide more one-on-one time with the teacher…
…schools to all of the students in private schools. They compare two groups of students whose families are demographically, academically, and socioeconomically similar with one factor setting them apart from…
…options.” And there’s evidence to prove it. Teachers’ unions have appeared as plaintiffs in various lawsuits intended to shut down school choice programs—including in Alabama, Arizona, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, and…
…support is more common at private schools (68%) and charter schools (64%). About half (47%) of parents whose child’s school does not provide mental health services would like this support…
…to state courts, with more lawsuits focused on state constitutional and statutory claims. While many such claims invoke state-specific laws, the central legal defense of school choice remains the same:…
…law allegedly violates the constitutional requirement for a “thorough and efficient system of free schools” because the school funding formula was not scrutinized to their satisfaction prior to passage of…