Published September 7th, 2022
Biden administration and special interest groups played politics instead of getting kids back to school
(reimaginED) – On Sept. 1, U.S. Education Secretary Miguel Cardona claimed that the Biden administration had a plan to “focus on safely getting back to…
Published July 6th, 2022
Close enough in education choice no longer good enough after recent progress
(reimaginED) – Those defending discrimination in education received a well-deserved comeuppance last month—from two quarters. The first, a lesson in constitutional law, matches nicely with…
Published June 23rd, 2022
West Virginia businesses investing in innovative education options
With rising inflation and a stock market on the rocks, any big investment is worth watching. And with researchers reporting poor returns on student achievement…
Published June 10th, 2022
Time to help South Carolina students dream big with school choice
(reimaginED) – South Carolina parents and students are ready for summer. In Greenville, high schools like Eastside and Riverside held their graduations last week. Charter…
Published March 28th, 2022
South Carolina lawmakers must finish job of creating options for K-12 students
(reimaginED) – Horse racing, teacher raises, and a budget flush with cash. South Carolina lawmakers have plenty to debate before the legislative session ends June…
Published March 16th, 2022
School choice offers hope to Oklahoma students, families
(reimaginED) – Oklahoma parent Kelly Shank says that if her youngest son had anything to say about it, he would not socialize at all. Now…
