Tag: education savings accounts
Lessons from SNAP wargames
On Dec. 16, 2017, the U.S. House Committee on Agriculture held a committee hearing on “Pros and Cons of Restricting SNAP Purchases.” SNAP is a federally financed food assistance program that faces many of the same dilemmas policymakers face over education savings accounts. Diane Whitmore Schanzenbach, director of The Hamilton... READ MOREOpen enrollment is the King Kong of Arizona district enrollment loss
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READ MORENavigators help guide families into new era of education
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READ MOREESAs and transactional friction in public education’s third era
In its third era, public education aspires to expand equal...
READ MOREFather fighting to save South Carolina scholarship program calls decision ‘an opportunity to stand up for my children’s education’
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READ MOREGen X lowers the hammer with more blows on the way
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READ MORETrust but verify is key to scaling parental empowerment and customized instruction in public education
For the past 175 years, U.S. public education has been...
READ MOREApocalypse NOT, Permissionless Education NOW
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READ MOREPEP scholarship allows for ‘A-plus homeschool experience’ for one family
In July, Jessie Pedraza was reading through posts on a...
READ MOREFormer public school teacher who needed to ‘break free’ creates her own learning center
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – Cristina Bedgood, a 15-year former...
READ MORESocial engineering, ESAs, and the public education market
Governments engage in social engineering when they create policies and...
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