The Education Freedom Center recently celebrated its second anniversary. With multiple congressional testimonies, regular TV and radio appearances, 35 Students Over Systems podcast episodes, and hundreds of published op-eds and blogs, the Education Freedom Center is influencing the public narrative surrounding the state of K-12 education. Additionally, the EFC works tirelessly to inform parents about school choice options and expose the pervasive problems caused by teachers unions.
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College Campus Protests Are A Byproduct Of K-12 Education
Restoring in our K-12 schools sound academic instruction, a culture of respect for all students, and an environment that consistently enforces behavioral rules is essential if we are to reestablish our college campuses to places where the campus and classroom environment are conducive to high-quality academic learning and the exchange of ideas are robustly debated with civility and decorum. Read More
There’s No Such Thing as a Neutral Education
Students are barely keeping up with baseline academic expectations, many have simply stopped showing up at all, and the resources allocated to districts to address both of these problems have disappeared. Read More
Georgia Expands Education Freedom
Georgia families now have more leverage over their children’s education. Promise Scholarships, as well as the existing Special Needs Scholarship Program and Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit, empower Georgia’s parents to direct their children’s educational path. Read More
As the end of the school year approaches, parents are looking for enriching summer programs for their students. Classic Learning Test (CLT) provides an annual Summer Program Guide identifying summer program options for high school students. The programs are offered by CLT partner schools and some offer college credit upon completion.
