Pass Senate Bill 2400: Expand Education Freedom in North Dakota
February 21, 2025
Education freedom policies are transforming opportunities for families across the country. Governor Kelly Armstrong has been a strong advocate for education freedom in North Dakota, working to ensure families have more choices and students have the best chance to succeed. Governor Armstrong and President Trump know that families—not bureaucrats—should decide how and where their children learn. That’s why they’ve championed policies that put parents in control. https://youtu.be/NINr-sryDMQ Now is the time for North Dakota to pass Senate Bill 2400 and expand education freedom, giving every family the opportunity to help their children thrive.
Idaho’s Bright Future: Celebrating Governor Little’s Education Leadership
December 2, 2024
Idaho stands as a beacon of educational opportunity, thanks to the transformative leadership of Governor Brad Little. His visionary approach has empowered students and families, ensuring that Idaho’s children are prepared to lead, innovate, and thrive in tomorrow’s workforce. Under Governor Little’s stewardship, Idaho has embraced groundbreaking initiatives: Open Enrollment: Idaho leads the nation with its robust open enrollment policy, allowing families to choose the best public school for their children, unrestricted by ZIP codes. This flexibility ensures every child has access to the education they deserve. Advanced Opportunities: Students can earn college credits or professional certifications while in high…
Family-First Policy Priorities for 2024 & Beyond
January 10, 2024
Today, a family searching for an educational experience outside of their government-assigned school will find that, in many states and localities, they do not even hold the power to make that decision. Politicians, aided by staff of government agencies and school districts, have already decided for them. A family knows their kids better than state officials who have never met them. This statement seems obvious, yet education today is structured in the opposite direction. By putting family empowerment first in policy design, state lawmakers can help remove barriers for Americans to craft a future where education reflects the unique needs…
