EdChoice

New Buckeye Institute Report Offers #StudentsFirst Reforms to Help Regain Lost Learning

Posted by Beth Lawson
On September 6, 2022
COVID, EdChoice, school choice

In a new policy report, #StudentsFirst: Empowering Parents to Help Students Regain Lost Learning, Buckeye’s Greg Lawson outlines how empowering parents, funding students first, and enhancing school choice can counteract the ill effects the pandemic had on learning loss for Ohio’s K-12 students. The report offers four commonsense policy solutions that will improve the K-12 […]

Should Universal School Choice Be Next on Ohio’s Education Policy Agenda?

Posted by Beth Lawson
On August 23, 2022
advocacy, EdChoice, Nonpublic schools, school choice, school choice discussion

The Buckeye Institute, the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, and School Choice Ohio cordially invite you to a continental breakfast and coffee dialogue with national and Ohio experts as they discuss recent successful efforts around the country to expand parental choice, lessons learned, best practices, and potential next steps for the Buckeye State. Join us on […]

Posted by scoadmin
On June 30, 2021
budget, EdChoice, school choice

Posted by scoadmin
On April 15, 2021
EdChoice

Posted by scoadmin
On July 14, 2020
EdChoice

A number of parents have asked us if their district is spending their tax dollars to sue the state to take away school choice. Until now we did not have an answer to that question. School Choice Ohio made a public records request and received the list of districts that were members of the Equity […]

New Buckeye Institute Report Offers #StudentsFirst Reforms to Help Regain Lost Learning

Should Universal School Choice Be Next on Ohio’s Education Policy Agenda?

SCO Applauds Focus on Families and Students

EdChoice Eligibility 2021-22

Districts Suing to Takeaway School Choice