This article originally appeared in U.S. News & World Report. Last month, presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton unveiled a new agenda she promised would tear down barriers to opportunity for low-income and

When most people think of school choice, they imagine vouchers, education savings accounts, or charter schools – in short, private school choice options. For families in Florida, this makes sense; the state

According to a new study published by the National Bureau of Economic Research, the vast majority of the increase in college tuition rates over the past 20 years has been caused

National School Choice week has come and gone, but that doesn’t mean that the conversation and focus on increasing educational options for students and parents is over. In fact, in

It’s the New Year, and many are seizing this fresh start as an opportunity to plan for the future, setting themselves new goals to achieve a happy, healthy life.  Personal

Last week, The U.S. House of Representatives voted on and passed a reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act (ESEA), also known as “No Child Left Behind” (NCLB). The U.S.

If you want to hurt the poor, take away their access to a quality education. If this sounds cruel and morally unacceptable, that’s because it is. However, that is exactly

It's that time of year again. During "Back to School" season, many children in the U.S. are nervous about doing well in new classes, meeting new teachers, and seeing old

 

(This article was originally published in San Antonio Express-News)

Despite popular support among families, the Legislature missed a critical opportunity this year to pass meaningful legislation to expand school choice

(This article was originally published in Elite Daily)

Hillary Clinton revealed her strategy to win Millennial support last week, with a plan to pour $350 billion into public colleges to make

 

(This was originally published in Diario Las Americas)

Decir que la mayor parte de los latinos que venimos a vivir a los Estados Unidos lo hacemos en busca del sueño

This month, Nevada's governor signed the nation's first universal school choice program into law. This program will dramatically expand educational choice for all families, including the thousands of Hispanic families

Texas House Fails to Pass School Choice

The fate of greater Education al choice in the sunshine state hangs in the balance as both chambers of the Florida legislatures

With a little over forty days left in the Texas 84^th legislative session, the House and Senate are in full swing. There are many pieces of legislation this session that

According to a new report from the Southern Education Foundation (SEF), low-income students are now a majority in our nation's public

What do we want? School choice! When do we want it? Now!

Imagine a world where parents can decide where their children go to school instead of

 

(Este artí­culo se publicó originalmente en el Diario Las Américas)

 

(This article was originally published by The LIBRE Institute)

President Obama's almost celebratory claim during the State of the Union that the U.S. high school graduation rate has hit an all-time high was based on accurate numbers, but as

 

(This article was originally published in Spanish in Diario Las Américas)

 

Future of Hispanic Student Success Hangs on Florida Governor Race

Innovation in Higher Education set to benefit non-traditional Hispanic students.