In Short: Scholarships are now available for some Tennessee students who switch from public schooling to private schools. The flexible new Tennessee Education Savings Account (ESA) program provides approximately $7,000 […]
Andrew Campanella
A Parent’s Guide to Navigating Arizona’s Expanded Empowerment Scholarship Accounts (ESA) Program
Scholarships are now available for any Arizona student who attends a private school or is educated at home, or whose parents want to switch that student to private schooling or […]
The Difference Between Homeschooling, Online Schools, and Remote Learning
If you are a parent, chances are you have spent a lot of time wondering how, where, and when your child will be educated for the 2021-2022 school year. The […]
National School Choice Week 2021 is Underway
Hi Friends, On January 24, we will kick off our eleventh annual celebration of National School Choice Week. As you can imagine, this year’s celebrations will look a lot different. […]
A Safe, Responsible, and Celebratory Approach to National School Choice Week 2021
Dear Participants and Supporters, We believe that all Americans should do their part to curb the spread of COVID-19. That is why today, we are requesting that our partners and […]
Tips for Choosing a School for Your Child
Choosing a School for Your Child During National School Choice Week, tens of millions of Americans will celebrate the promise and benefits of educational opportunity. For many parents, the Week […]
Teacher Appreciation Week: It’s Not Just About Saying Thank You
This week is Teacher Appreciation Week. As the proud son of a public school teacher and someone who benefited from the wisdom, guidance, knowledge, and care of so many teachers […]
Delta County Independent: Time to focus on school choice in Delta County and across America
Later this month, schools, homeschool groups, organizations, and individuals in Colorado and across America will work together to raise awareness about the importance of opportunity in K-12 education. National School […]
Remember the Victims, and Honor the Heroes, of Hurricane Harvey
Over the last few days, we all watched in horror as Hurricane Harvey devastated parts of Texas. The storm’s wrath upended the lives of tens of thousands, if not millions, […]
Making the Most Out of Learning: 2 “Back to School” Things Students Can Do
What a fast summer! I cannot believe that most of America’s students are already back in school, and that autumn is just around the corner. For students especially, the end […]
Online Academies Harness the Power of New Technology
Can students really attend school online? This is the question I get most frequently when I talk about online learning. The answer is, resoundingly: yes. If you think about it […]
Private Schools Provide Increased Educational Diversity and Variety
When people think of school choice, they often think about private schools. But strangely enough, when I started to write about the different types of school choice for this series, […]