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Florida's school choice programs serve hundreds of thousands of students, and now they're under attack. EdChoice Legal Advocates is stepping in on behalf of four families to defend these life-changing programs.

EdChoice Legal Advocates Moves to Defend Florida’s School Choice Programs EdLA has filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit brought by teachers’ unions seeking to dismantle Florida’s educational choice programs.

Friday Feature! EdChoice President and CEO Robert Enlow penned an op-ed on Milton and Rose Friedman's idea of universal school choice and how it has changed the educational landscape. Robert dives into who the winners and losers are 30 years into the Friedmans' legacy.

A majority of parents support the use of tech in the classroom (tablets, laptops, education software), but support for the use of artificial intelligence is more of a mixed bag. Private school parents are 24-points more likely than district school parents to support allowing their child to use AI on schoolwork.
https://www.edchoice.org/2026-parents-divided-on-technology-and-student-preparation-for-life-after-graduation/

Parents have expectations that their child's school will not only prepare them academically, but also for life after school as well. In our recent public opinion poll, we asked parents how well their child's school is preparing them for the future.
https://www.edchoice.org/2026-parents-divided-on-technology-and-student-preparation-for-life-after-graduation/

Microschools continue to gain popularity and enrollment nationwide, but sometimes starting a microschool can be challenging. Rick Hess interviewed Allison Serafin of The Lending Lab and she explains how they help microschools access the resources they need.

Microschools Are Booming. Will They Have the Funds to Grow? (Opinion) This venture can help “small schools” secure space, improve facilities, and grow enrollment.

The Federal Tax Credit Scholarship is opening the door for more educational freedom in our country, especially for states that don't have school choice programs. Stay up-to-date on the latest news and see if your state has opted in to the federal program here ⤵️

Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships Learn all about the new Federal Tax Credit for Scholarships, from how to apply, to what it means as a taxpayer, and so much more.

School is out for the summer! There's been a lot of debate on schools allowing tech in the classroom, but how do parents feel?
https://www.edchoice.org/2026-parents-divided-on-technology-and-student-preparation-for-life-after-graduation/

The interruptions caused by the COVID pandemic are still being felt by students years later. Last week, NAEP scores were released and showed just how bad this learning recession is, especially for 13-year-olds in America.

Let's Not Fail the Pandemic Generation Twice The latest NAEP results show encouraging gains among younger students but continued stagnation among thirteen-year-olds.

The cell phone ban debate seems like an easy issue, but it gets complicated when considering other tech distractions like laptops. Should those be banned or limited too, even though students use them for their learning? Check out the data on how parents, teachers, and students feel about cell phones in the classroom.

Cellphones: To Ban or Not to Ban? Why does this topic feel like a tug of war? What do we know from our own research on cellphones in school? We dig into the debate.

You're Invited! The 2026 123s will be released soon, and we want you to join us for an exclusive webinar next week. One of our EdChoice research experts will be diving into what the research says about school choice. Register today!
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