Your student’s application to another public school was denied. Here are parent-friendly reforms to help with the next steps Written by While Utah has a strong school open enrollment law, it ranks low for its appeals process. Utah’s school open enrollment law should...
How to think about the new federal tax credit scholarship Written by There are high hopes, apprehensions, and, at the very least, questions about how the federal tax credit program will expand education choice among the states. The litmus test for whether this gets...
Examining school “capacity” in Utah’s open enrollment law Written by Christine Cooke Fairbanks Overall,Utah school districts have improved in being compliant with open enrollment reporting laws, but still, less than a third are fully compliant. Utah can improve the...
The rise in AI in education should mean stronger protections for parental rights Written by Scholars predict that AI will radically change education, but parental rights in education should remain protected. In the age of AI, parental rights can be supported through...
Kentucky lawsuit shows need for parents’ rights constitutional amendment Written by Christine Cooke Fairbanks Sutherland Institute joined an amicus brief filed in Stovall v. Jefferson County Board of Education, a case pending before the U.S. Court of Appeals for...
