Lost in the Noise: A Major Shift in Florida School Choice
How Sunshine State Kids and Odyssey are positioning themselves to disrupt a system long dominated by Step Up…
From Public Good to Personal Gain: How Florida’s ESAs Invite Abuse
K–12 funds are meant to educate students now, not be siphoned into private accounts—yet another reason Florida’s school…
Florida Women, Customization and Choice
Two Florida women made education news this week. One insisted on the importance of providing a customized education…
Looking Ahead to 2023 and the Danger of Universal ESAs in Florida
As far as education policy goes, Florida’s 2022 Legislative Session could be summed up in two words: “Culture…
“When I’m Gone…”
“When I’m gone, when I’m gone… You’re gonna miss me when I’m gone….” For the past week, Anna Kendrick’s…
Will SB48 Make Educating Your Child More Difficult Than Finding A Covid Vaccine?
“If you think finding a Covid vaccine for your grandparents is difficult, wait till you have to compete…
Is Florida Planning on Universal ESAs in the Time of Covid?
Recent podcasts by voucher aficionados suggest that they, once again, believe this will be the year for Florida…
Is the push to reopen schools really a plot to dismantle them? Floridians want to know.
“Have You Heard” is a fantastic podcast which focuses on current education “reform” trends and the unintended consequences…
Tallahassee Committee Week 1: Highlights and Lowlights.
Reminder: Florida serves 2.7 MILLION publicly funded school children. Almost 280,000 attend publicly funded, privately managed charter schools….
ESAs: Education Choice with a Side of Accountabaloney
Florida Speaker of the House, Richard Corcoran, has made Universal School Choice a priority this session and President…
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