Who could benefit from school choice? Mapping access to public ...

We estimate that private school choice and intradistrict choice (allowing families to choose any traditional public school in their district) have the largest ...

Portfolio of Choice: School Choice in Rural Communities

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Map: School choice expansion available to a substantial share of ...

More than half of states (29) offer students and families access to school choice programs through education savings accounts, ...

Rustic Renaissance: Education Choice in Rural America

Families in rural areas deserve more education options. By embracing education choice policies, state lawmakers can deliver on the promise of ...

Use Of School Choice - National Center for Education Statistics

Overall, parents who chose public schools for their children did so for three reasons--a better academic environment (26 percent), special academic courses (23 ...

Here's what could happen if the best public schools were truly ...

Opening up the most coveted public schools could restore the promise of public education ... If open enrollment were allowed in Toops' state, his children would ...

Whether school choice policies actually increase choice depends on ...

Allowing access to existing charter schools would give more low-income families at least one option over their neighborhood school, but this ...

What School Choice Is and How it Works | K-12 Schools | U.S. News

Meaning, private schools can choose to reject students, unlike local public schools which are required by law to accept every student in their ...

Freedom to Learn: The Tenacious Fight for Educational Choice

Families across the country are taking advantage of new school choice programs that fund students and help them access education that fits their ...

School Choice: Limited Choices for Minority and the Poor - IDRA

More importantly, the defiance of state and local educational systems to issues of equal access and opportunity, and other societal factors served to limit, if ...

The Impact of School Choice on Student Outcomes

Open enrollment apparently benefits those students who take advantage of having access to vocational programs without harming those who do not. Julie Berry ...

Dispelling 8 Common Myths Surrounding Private School Choice

THE TRUTH: Research consistently finds that private school choice programs benefit students who remain in nearby public schools. BUSTING THE ...

Do the benefits of school choice miss the grade?

Exercising school choice potentially benefits not only the individual student, but also the students who stay in their assigned public schools.

Transporting School Choice Students - EdChoice

Transportation, or the lack thereof, can be a huge barrier to families exercising choice. Simply because a state authorizes the creation of charter schools or ...

BREAKING DOWN PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT LINES | EdChoice

Matthew Chingos and Kristin Blagg (March 31, 2017),. Who could benefit from school choice? Mapping access to public and private schools, Brookings Institution, ...

40 Years After 'A Nation At Risk,' How School Choice Policies Are ...

A major development was likewise school choice: public policies that provide families with increased access to schooling options other than a ...

Missouri needs better open enrollment policies

Benefits of open enrollment. Open enrollment offers Missouri ... public charter, and virtual education options that many families can currently access.

States Said Yes to School Choice in 2023 and 2024

Some of the recent state expansions include efforts to expand access to charter schools and programs to provide education savings accounts and ...

Which States Have Private School Choice? - Education Week

Programs that direct public money toward private schools of a family's choosing or family accounts that can cover any education expenses ...

The implications of school choice in the United States

By asking Who chooses?, the report raises the issue that schools may actually choose students instead of students choosing schools. The second ...