Education
Open enrollment in Minnesota is still not fully open
For many families, K-12 open enrollment policies allow students to attend public schools outside of the districts or zones in which they reside, offering more flexibility, opportunity, and choice in their children’s education. By decoupling school…
Where’s my right hand man? Teacher survey reveals…
Dynamic duos aren’t just for television characters. Schools and teachers increasingly rely on…
U-Ark’s Robert Maranto & BASIS Ed…
The Learning Curve Sean Woytek And Robert Maranto Albert Cheng: Hey everybody. How’s it going?…
DEI Is Built on A Lie
What happens when the language of progress—“diversity,” “equity,” “inclusion”—becomes a mask for a…
And the Winners Are… Goldwater’s 2025 Vision of Liberty…
American freedom was not won by chance but was built on the constitutional principles of the…
Many states have banned cell phones in school. Why not Minnesota?
It is a truth universally acknowledged that a young student in possession of a cell phone must be in want of a place to use it. One prevailing theory behind the nation’s rapidly declining test scores places a large share of the blame squarely on the…
The Unsafe School Choice Option (USCO)
The Unsafe School Choice Option (USCO) is a federal safeguard created under the Every Student…
JMI Releases 2026 Policy Priorities
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEOctober 7th, 2025 CONTACTLogan Elizabeth Padgett850-386-3131 JMI Releases 2026…
2026 Sunshine State Policy Priorities
Table of Contents Education Promote Education Freedom at the Local Level. Pre-empt zoning and land…
Pritzker stands between public school students,…
If Gov. J.B. Pritzker lets Illinois join the federal scholarship tax credit program, public…
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