Another slew of choice referendum defeats can be explained by an aversion to losing what’s in hand over gaining something new ...

The path to a nationwide private school choice program got steeper on Friday morning after a technicality forced Republican ...

School choice is — as Trump declared last week — “the civil-rights issue of our age.” It can also help Republicans make inroads with voters who have otherwise backed Democrats in the past.

"School choice has never—at least not that I can think of—been approved in a popular vote," says Neal McCluskey, the director of The Cato Institute's Center for Educational Freedom.

School choice participants receive less funding than public school students, and extra resources would give families even more options and help cultivate a more robust marketplace of K-12 providers.

Let’s back up for a minute to better understand what I mean by school choice. Starting in the mid-to-late 1800s, states began getting more involved in education.

School choice, an issue that has divided parents for years, is on the ballot in three states this November: Colorado, Kentucky and Nebraska. Choice programs allow states to spend public funds for ...

School choice expanded in 2011, when North Carolina’s General Assembly lifted the 100-school limit on charter schools. These publicly-funded schools are authorized by the state and run by ...