The EdChoice mission is to advance educational freedom and choice for all as a pathway to successful lives and a stronger society.
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@arneduncan .@edchoice is happy to share with you the actual studies on how choice and vouchers are working. Almost 200 high quality studies on academic achievement and attainment, as well as other important benefits. @MQ_McShane
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The Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships program is popular among multiple groups, including teachers. Nearly 3 out of 4 teachers told us that they support this program, almost matching parents' support for it.
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We know that standardized tests are just one way to measure student success in their education. In the EdChoice "123s of School Choice", 60% of studies found that school choice programs have a positive effect on students' test scores.
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Since October 2025, there has been an 8-point drop in support for AI program use in the classroom. Learning platforms and learning games received greater support from teachers, according to our October Teacher Survey.
Since October 2025, there has been an 8-point drop in support for AI program use in the classroom. Learning platforms and learning games received greater support from teachers, according to our October Teacher Survey.
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EdChoice analyzed the results for Indiana's ILEARN state test. This brief overview shows positive results in all subgroups for schools participating in Indiana's Choice Scholarship Program compared to public schools.
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EdChoice's Senior Advisor to Legal Policy, @lesliehiner, participated in a webinar about the newly released temporary rules for the Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships program. She joined Jorge Elorza of Democrats for Education Reform and Heidie Nesset of @yes_everykid, listen to their conversation today!
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How important are gifted/talented programs to school parents? So important that some may consider switching their child’s school if these programs were no longer offered, according to our September Public Opinion Tracker.
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How do teachers know if their students are having a successful school year? In our recent survey, they told us that having direct conversations with their students was the most telling. Standardized test scores were last on teachers' list.
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Friday Feature: Louisiana dad and EdChoice Parent Ambassador Don Gallaty II and his wife initially sent their daughter to a public school. When bullying became a problem, they had to find a safer option and a way to pay for it. Luckily, their family was granted a scholarship and now Don works to help other families know they have options too.
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With turnkey microschool provider Prenda, adults can serve as Guides to self-directed student learning. @edchoice conducted a survey of Guides to gauge their satisfaction, stress, time commitment, and more. Read more:
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#Microschools #Prenda #FindYourFit
EdChoice retweeted
In our latest @edchoice @MorningConsult survey of K-12 teachers (9/25-10/7), these numbers jumped out to me in light of all the current attention - at least in our neck of the woods - on the new federal education tax credit.
> Awareness is understandably low. Less than one-fourth of teachers (23%) said they had heard "a great deal" or "a lot" about the new federal tax credit, while 30% had heard nothing at all.
> Support for states opting in is substantial. After receiving a brief description of the tax credit: 70% supported their state participating, including 67% of NEA members and 71% of AFT members. The contrast between union member responses and union leadership’s public positions is worth watching.
Like the general public, teachers consistently underestimate per-pupil spending on public school students. Private school teachers come the closest to accurate spending numbers.
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At the beginning of this month, EdChoice hosted our annual media training and EdChoice Academy. One activity at the Academy is a simulation of passing an education bill. Participants get a crash course in what it takes to work on education policy.
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Yesterday, we released the results of our second teacher survey of the year. We asked questions ranging from tech and AI in the classroom to voting priorities in midterm elections and much more. Dive into what America's teachers told us.
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School choice should give families more options, not bury them in unnecessary regulation. In his new Education Next article, EdChoice President and CEO @RobertEnlow points to program growth and encouraging results while warning that excessive rules can limit opportunity and innovation.
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ALT The image is a magazine article titled "Trust the School Choice Market, Not Its Regulators" by Robert Enlow, dated October 20, 2026, in Education Next. It discusses the impact of a universal education choice in Arkansas and mentions a related report by the University of Arkansas. The article includes a photo of Robert Enlow, identified as President and CEO, with logos for Education Next and EdChoice.
NEW SURVEY: The EdChoice research team just released the new Fall 2026 Teacher survey! Dive into what teachers are saying about K-12 education, upcoming midterms, the new federal school choice program, and more.
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ALT The image features a report titled "Teachers and K-12 Education National Polling Report #66 October 2023" by Morning Consult. Beside the report is a purple banner stating "Just Released the October Teacher Polling" with the EdChoice logo. The background displays faint graphs and charts.
Yesterday, a three-judge panel dismissed a lawsuit challenging Tennessee's Education Freedom Scholarship program. Their decision allows the program to continue serving families in the state who rely on the ESA. Read more about the victory in Tennessee here: edchoice.org/2026-edchoice-l…
EdChoice retweeted
Huge victory for universal choice in Tennessee. A 3 judge panel at the trial court granted our two motions and dismissed the case. Opponents will appeal but final victory is one step closer. .@edchoice @BeaconTN @GovBillLee @WaltBlanksJr @shakamitchell