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Most Minnesotans Now Rate Public Schools a ‘C’ or Worse
A majority of Minnesotans say public schools are falling short, with 54 percent now rating school performance a "C," "D,"...
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Parent Support Remains High for Educational Savings Accounts (ESAs)
What parent wouldn't be overjoyed with an extra $7,000 or more in the bank account each year? That's the difference...
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Debunking Myths About the New Federal Education Tax Credit
Critics of school choice frequently oppose giving families access to more educational options for a variety of reasons, but do...
DFL Political Word Games Will Have Real Costs for All Students
The Minnesota House Education Finance Committee held a hearing Tuesday (March 10) on H.F. 3490, which would opt Minnesota into a new federal education...
Supported in 1997, Why Not Now Too?
In 1997, Minnesota enacted a K-12 education tax credit as part of a bipartisan compromise. A special session was called...
North Dakota to Participate in New Tax-Credit Scholarship Program — And That’s a Win for Families
Something important is happening in education policy, and it isn’t coming from Washington mandates or teachers’ union talking points. It’s...
Another MN Neighbor Pledges to Opt-In to New Education Program
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has announced she will opt the state in to the new federal education tax-credit program, set to take effect...
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Most Minnesotans Now Rate Public Schools a ‘C’ or Worse
A majority of Minnesotans say public schools are falling short, with 54 percent now rating school performance a "C," "D,"...
New Lawsuit Exposing Big Tech Malpractice Might Help Schools
A sprawling lawsuit with over 2,000 plaintiffs, including 1,200 school districts, alleges that Big Tech (TikTok, Meta’s Facebook and Instagram,...
The Federal Tax-Credit Scholarship that Runs Without Federal Cash
The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) represents a major shift in how federal policy can expand educational opportunity without...
Hopes, Hurdles, and Hard Choices in School Enrollment
More than half of parents say they would choose a school type other than a traditional public district school if...
Gov. Walz’s $400 Million Public School Decision
Gov. Tim Walz is facing a consequential decision about whether to have the state of Minnesota opt in to the...
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