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2.4.2019

National School Choice Week Celebrated Across the Country

January 20-26 was National School Choice Week and by all accounts it was a great success. A record 40,549 events…
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1.4.2019

Public School Officials to Inspect All New York Private Schools

The New York State Education Department has issued guidelines under which public school officials would inspect private schools to determine…
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12.3.2018

CAPE Supports Tax Credit Scholarships at IRS

On November 5, the IRS held a hearing on proposed regulations that have the potential to harm tax credit scholarship…
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11.1.2018

National Distinguished Principals Honored

The National Association of Elementary School Principals recognized four private school principals as 2018 National Distinguished Principals in Washington, DC…
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10.3.2018

New Study: Vouchers Have Saved Taxpayers Billions

New EdChoice study reports that voucher programs across the country have saved tax-payers billions of dollars. Fiscal Effects of School…
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9.4.2018

New IRS Regulations Could Threaten Scholarship Programs

Tax credit scholarship programs in states across the country may suffer collateral damage from an ongoing battle between the Trump…
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6.1.2018

New Mexico Supreme Court Hears Textbook Case… Again

On June 27 of last year, the Supreme Court of the United States (SCOTUS) vacated a 2015 decision by the…
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5.1.2018

Tax Credit Scholarship Showdown in Big Sky Country

In a case carrying significant consequences for school choice, the Montana Supreme Court heard oral arguments April 6 on whether…
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3.23.2018

Congress Approves and President Signs Consolidated Appropriations Act

Congress has approved and President Trump has signed the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2018, a measure that funds government programs through…
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3.1.2018

Private School Students More Likely to Attend College

Students who attended private high schools as ninth-graders were more likely to graduate from high school and to enroll and…
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