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K-12 Data


  • Gov. Gavin Newsom’s education budget ignores fundamental problems
    Gov. Gavin Newsom’s education budget ignores fundamental problems

    Commentary by Christian Barnard

  • Arkansas K-12 education finance series: A short history of school finance reform and look at 2024’s adequacy review process
    Arkansas K-12 education finance series: A short history of school finance reform and look at 2024’s adequacy review process

    Commentary by Christian Barnard

  • Funding Education Opportunity: The best open enrollment proposals of 2024 and the new K-12 School Choice Calculator
    Funding Education Opportunity: The best open enrollment proposals of 2024 and the new K-12 School Choice Calculator

    Funding Education Opportunity Newsletter by Jude Schwalbach

  • Funding Education Opportunity: Preparing for the 2024 legislative sessions, news from Tennessee, Wyoming, and Missouri, and more
    Funding Education Opportunity: Preparing for the 2024 legislative sessions, news from Tennessee, Wyoming, and Missouri, and more

    Funding Education Opportunity Newsletter by Jude Schwalbach

  • Funding Education Opportunity: Homeschooling numbers still exceed pre-pandemic figures, Texas and Florida’s special legislative sessions on education, and more
    Funding Education Opportunity: Homeschooling numbers still exceed pre-pandemic figures, Texas and Florida’s special legislative sessions on education, and more

    Funding Education Opportunity Newsletter by Jude Schwalbach

  • Funding Education Opportunity: COVID-induced learning loss continues to take toll on students, Ohio school choice victory, and more
    Funding Education Opportunity: COVID-induced learning loss continues to take toll on students, Ohio school choice victory, and more

    Funding Education Opportunity Newsletter by Jude Schwalbach

  • Funding Education Opportunity: Unconventional education partnerships, states’ school choice legislation, and more
    Funding Education Opportunity: Unconventional education partnerships, states’ school choice legislation, and more

    Funding Education Opportunity Newsletter by Jude Schwalbach

  • Homeschooling is on the rise, even as the pandemic recedes
    Homeschooling is on the rise, even as the pandemic recedes

    Commentary by Aaron Garth Smith and Jordan Campbell

  • How Colorado can improve its open enrollment policies for students, parents and school districts
    How Colorado can improve its open enrollment policies for students, parents and school districts

    Testimony by Jude Schwalbach

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