Education, School Choice, and Title IX
Parents and students—not government bureaucrats—should make decisions about education. IWF argues for policies that return control of education resources to education consumers, with the understanding that a more vibrant education marketplace will lead to more efficient, innovative learning opportunities. IWF objects to government micromanaging of academia, including their push for a de facto quota system in the name of Title IX.
Recent Articles:
Putting Pupils, Not Politics, First in Philly
Arizona Governor Signs Sweeping School Choice ESA Bill
Political Correctness’s Casualties
“Inexcusable”…That’s What You Are…
What’s the Price of Excellence?
We Don't Need More Government Subsidies to Bring College Costs Down
Free College: A Liberal Idea Worth Trying
Mr. President, Please Stop Subsidizing College
How To Make College Cost Much, Much More
New Campaign Says Parents, Not Special Interests, Know Best
School Choice is Chef’s Solution to “Government Monster”
New Orleans Model School Choice
President Obama Visits Chapel Hill to Perform with Dave Matthews Band and Jimmy Fallon
Want to Help Students Succeed? Remember the Seven “Cs”
Empowering Parents, not Government Meddling, Improves Schools
Detroit Parents are Busy Shopping…For Schools
Ohio Education Options Popular
Early Graduation a Growing Option for Students
Ensuring Effective Teachers in Maine
Obama Administration Attempts to Sink the SOAR Act
NYC Needs Safety Opportunity Scholarships Now
Louisiana Expands School Choice
Competency-based Learning Transforming Classrooms
Retired Illinois Teachers May Pay for Insolvency
The DNC’s War on Stay-at-Home Moms
Nationalizing Student Loans Not Working as Planned
Hope and Concern about Teacher Tenure Reform in New Jersey
New Hampshire Tax-Credit Scholarships Pass Constitutional Muster
Faulty Rhee-soning on Vouchers
New Hampshire Tax-credit Scholarships Make Good Education and Economic Sense
Want to Beef Up National Security? Offer More School Choice and Competition
Everything Old is New Again in the Land of ED
Parents Deserve to Know the Facts About Head Start
Progressive Values Means Sending Kids To Bad Schools to Show Support for Progressive Values?
Education and the Marriage Market
Missing from the Budget: Quality Education Options
Science subtext: Gender parity
The NEA's Plan: Keep Your "Kids" Captive Longer
How Far is it from School Choice to Health Care Choice?
State of the Union 2012 - Situation Normal: All Fed-Ed Up
Elizabeth Warren's Quiet Support for Public School Vouchers
School Choice: An End to the Culture Wars?
New Hampshire Honors School Choice Week with a Bill of its Own
A Decade of No Child Left Behind
School Choice Can End the Battle Over Sex Ed
