On Tuesday, voters in Nebraska, Kentucky, and Colorado rejected school choice at the ballot box, voting against two pro-school choice state Constitutional Amendments and moving to repeal a school ...

Voters rejected separate proposals in Colorado and Kentucky aiming to add language supporting school choice, an issue that has divided parents and school staffers across the nation for years ...

Voters in three states, including two where Republicans won statewide and national races, on Tuesday decisively rejected efforts to expand or codify private school choice. But advocates for the ...

(This story was updated to accurately reflect the most current information). Ongoing discussion about consolidations or closures of some schools due to declining enrollment and budget cuts in ...

Although school choice measures have had success in red-state legislatures, voters rejected public funding for private schools in three states on Tuesday. (David Kidd/Governing) Five states ...

Students, educators and policy makers rally for school choice at the Texas Capitol on Friday ... [+] advocating a voucher plan where parents could choose to remove children from low-performing ...

Kentucky, Nebraska, and Colorado voted on school choice ballot measures on Tuesday. While the measure in Colorado has not yet been called, voters are on pace to reject school choice in each state.

From school choice to partisan school board elections, the wins in the higher offices did not translate to the policies President-elect Trump and other conservatives support, with some states ...

Joel Enge, founder of Kingdom Life Academy, supports school choice, adding the vouchers are particularly important for minority students in Texas who may not thrive in traditional public schools.

The program of choice application opened Friday and will close April 1. The application form is available online here. Additionally, the district has two early college high school programs at ...

Not students, not parents, not taxpayers — and certainly not the public good. This lie of "school choice" is among the latest iterations of privatizers' messaging, which has evolved over three ...