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Approximately 2.5 million public school students were enrolled in charter schools last school year, up more than 12 percent from last year and more than 30 percent from a decade earlier, a recent report from the National Alliance for Public Schools states, based on a February survey. Read more »

The 2014 midterm elections were a big win for Republicans, but how did they shake out for school choice? Read more »

Florida GOP Gov. Rick Scott eked out a win over Republican-turned-Democratic challenger Charlie Crist Tuesday in a tight race that came down to fewer than 100,000 votes. Read more »

Policymakers, pundits and ed reformers are gleeful in the wake of the Vergaradecision finding the practice of teacher tenure in California unconstitutional. Read more »

National media watchdog group says Detroit Free Press series is only 10% reliable; criticizes paper for engaging in partisan political activity Read more »

Over the past decade, Wisconsin has spent around $139 million on school vouchers to pay tuition for students attending private schools that were eventually disqualified from the state's program, according to a review by the Wisconsin State Journal. Read more »

Want to know how state voucher programs stack up? The Center for Education Reform has the answer. Read more »

Utah parents appear to have ample control over their child’s education, the Center for Education Reform reported. Read more »

Arkansas ranks #36 out of all U.S. states and the District of Columbia when it comes to giving parents fundamental power over their child’s education. Read more »

By Caitlin Emma Politico October 9, 2014 MOVERS AND SHAKERS The Center for Education Reform has elected new officers to its board of directors: Frank Bonsal III, former director of entrepreneurship at Towson University, will serve as chairman; CEO of GSV Capital Michael Moe was elected vice chair; Managing Director of BMO Capital Markets Susan […] Read more »