Tennessee Moves to Expand Education Freedom Scholarships
April 9, 2026
Tennessee lawmakers are one step closer to expanding the state’s Education Freedom Scholarship (EFS) program. Both the House and Senate are moving legislation to expand the program to more Tennessee families. Meeting real demand The proposal would nearly double the number of available scholarships, expanding access to tens of thousands more students. That expansion reflects what we’re already seeing: demand is outpacing supply. Families across Tennessee are actively seeking more education options, and the current cap leaves too many without access. Why expansion matters This is not about starting from scratch—it’s about building on progress. Tennessee has already established a framework that empowers families. Expanding EFS ensures that more families can actually…
New Hampshire voters support expanded public school access
February 13, 2026
New Hampshire likely voters broadly support education freedom policies, expanded access to public schools across district lines, and the state’s Education Freedom Account (EFA) program, according to a new survey from yes. every kid. Why it matters: Voters want more control over where their children are educated, more flexibility in how they’re educated, and many say they’re more likely to support elected officials who back those policies. Key findings: 66% say families should have more flexibility and options to tailor their child’s education (25% oppose). 64% support education freedom, more than twice as many who oppose (29% oppose). 59% support New Hampshire adopting universal, cross-district open…
Once Again, Iowa Is Leading on Education Freedom
January 14, 2026
by Meaghan O’Brien, government affairs director In last night’s Condition of the State address, Governor Kim Reynolds reinforced what Iowans have seen repeatedly under her leadership: an education landscape redesigned to put students at the center, families in charge, and teachers trusted to teach. As a result of her leadership, Iowa continues to set the national standard for education freedom. “For the last nine years, one principle has guided our work in education: putting students first,” said Gov. Reynolds during the address. Building on transformative policies like the Students First Act, which created Iowa’s education savings account program, Gov. Reynolds…
