By Corey DeAngelis and Christos Makridis: The new Covid-19 relief plan, passed by the Senate over the weekend, includes $123 billion for K-12 public schools, supposedly to help them reopen. That’s almost the amount the U.S. dedicated, in real terms, to the Marshall Plan to rebuild Europe after World War II. And it’s on top […]
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By Corey DeAngelis: Teachers’ unions and others who oppose safe in-person instruction have done more to advance school choice in the past year than could have ever been imagined… read more Corey DeAngelis is the Executive Director at Educational Freedom Institute, the Director of School Choice at Reason Foundation, and an Adjunct Scholar at Cato
National Review: Teachers’ Unions Make the Case for School Choice Read More »
By Matthew Nielsen: In a knee-jerk reaction to Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey’s call to reopen schools in his State of the State address, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Kathy Hoffman tweeted about “the worsening spread of COVID-19 and its severe impact on our schools, students, and teachers.” But, as it turns out, COVID-19 isn’t what is ailing students and
Washington Examiner: Pessimistic predictions outweigh facts of reopening schools Read More »
