Navigating neurodivergence with the Utah Fits All Scholarship Written by Today, the percentage of the population who are considered “neurodivergent” is 15-20%, according to The Neurodiversity Alliance. Neurodivergence is when the brain processes information, learns,...
Could the Federal Scholarship Tax Credit Make More Education Choices Affordable for Families? Yes. Written by Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger is signaling she may pull the state out of the new federal scholarship tax credit (FSTC), even though Virginia was...
Why parental choice in Utah Fits All Scholarship is real accountability Written by Recent criticisms of the Utah Fits All Scholarship suggest it lacks real accountability and fails to check whether kids are “actually learning anything.” But critics miss a key element...
Education choice program helps students with serious illness continue school Written by People seek education options outside the norm for many reasons. Some families are helping their children navigate school with learning disabilities, self-esteem issues, ADHD,...
Working paper on history of parent-driven education points toward reforms Written by Last year, I wrote a working paper on the history of what I call “parent-driven education.” That is a term that “tries to capture any education option where parents act as teachers,...
