EdChoice Study Surveys American Teens
September 27, 2023 A new study by EdChoice contains some interesting findings, including: Less than 60 percent of teens say…
2023 National Blue Ribbon Schools
U.S. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona named forty private schools across the country as National Blue Ribbon Schools.
Effort to Repeal Arkansas School Choice Law Fails
The new law, which establishes an education savings account program, went into effect August 1.
Ohio Expands School Choice to All Students
Ohio has joined the growing list of states to provide school choice to all students.
June 2023 CAPE Outlook
The latest NAEP scores are down, but Catholic school scores bucked that trend and stayed flat. Oklahoma approved the nation's first religious charter school. Ohio and Wisconsin expanded their school choice programs while Arkansas's new ESA law is under attack.
May 2023 CAPE Outlook
In this month's Outlook: Congress's watchdog releases study on equitable services; USDE updates Title I guidance; school choice victories in Oklahoma & Nebraska; and a state of emergency in North Carolina over school choice?
Federal Agency Releases Report on Equitable Services
Congress's "watchdog" has released a study on equitable services for private schools. Its findings will of no doubt be of interest to private school leaders.
April 2023 CAPE Outlook
Indiana expanded its already robust school choice offerings, joining six other states that have recently approved universal school choice. South Carolina also passed important choice legislation. Also in this issue: Title IX, ESSER/GEER late liquidation, Title IV funds, update on religious charters, and more!
March 2023 CAPE Outlook
Florida & Arkansas have joined the list of states that have approved universal school choice, a new update on the NY substantial equivalency situation, Indiana private schools leader elected to chair State CAPE Network, and more!
Florida Approves Universal School Choice
Florida is the latest state to pass universal school choice legislation. All Florida families will be eligible.
