The Case for School Choice, Part II

The Case for School Choice, Part II

Yesterday’s column celebrated the amazing expansion of school choice, a trend that seems unstoppable. One reason for my optimism is that government schools have been given buckets of money, but there’s never any improvement. All the cash winds up leading to more...
The Case for School Choice, Part I

The Case for School Choice, Part I

It’s been more than 15 years since CF&P released its video about school choice, so let’s update the argument for educational freedom with this new video from John Stossel. For most Americans, the biggest argument for school choice is improved educational outcomes...
What Nation Has the Most School Choice?

What Nation Has the Most School Choice?

I’ve written about school choice in Canada, Sweden, Chile, the Netherlands, and Denmark (as well as the shift toward choice in several American states), but I’ve never seen any sort of global ranking. But now I have. I’m at...
Texas Expands the Feel-Good Map of 2025

Texas Expands the Feel-Good Map of 2025

I admit to being confused. Should my feel-good map of the year be the one involving the spread of school choice or the ones involving the shift to lower tax rates? For today, it’s going to be school choice. Here’s a map from Corey DeAngelis...