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Republican Governors Lead the Charge for Education Freedom

November 18, 2024

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_uaCwP-Px2I Every family should have the freedom to find the education that best fits their child’s unique needs. Leaders across the nation are working to ensure that: Parents have the power to choose the right education for their child. Family income or ZIP code no longer determines access to educational opportunities. Policies prioritize students and families, giving them the tools they need to succeed. This movement is about expanding choices and creating opportunities so every child can thrive.

It’s time to empower Montana families with education freedom

Gov. Landry Signs Landmark GATOR Scholarship Bill into Law 

Empowering every kid in Louisiana

Arkansas is a national leader in education.

It’s time to fund every kid in Tennessee

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yes. every kid. Celebrates Education Freedom at Kansas State House

January 23, 2024

On the morning of Tuesday, January 23, hundreds of Kansans, young and old, gathered at the State House in Topeka to celebrate education freedom and National School Choice Week. Organized by Kansas Policy Institute, the audience heard from students, advocates, parents, and lawmakers tell their stories of how empowering families with education choice can change lives. More than 100 students from across the state attended to celebrate their school of choice. Shannon Pahls, public affairs director with yes. every kid., addressed the rally to share the organization’s vision and demonstrate how powerful student voices are in showing what education freedom…

Understanding Why Families Choose Unconventional Schooling

The Year of Education Freedom – 2023 State Legislative Sessions Wrap-Up  

yes. every kid. COO Erica Jedynak Celebrated by Jersey 1st for Contributions to Education

The Tennessean: Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee’s proposed school choice expansion increases freedom of education

Universal vs. Income-Based ESAs

North Dakota governor plans to expand student-centered learning options

A year in review: The biggest wins for kids and families in 2022

December 20, 2022

Kids and families netted enormous education wins in 2022 — signaling a hunger for policies that buck the status quo and laying a strong foundation heading into 2023 legislative sessions. These wins should not come as a surprise: After two years of pandemic-related shutdowns and devastating declines in learning, families are eager for solutions that move education forward and get their kids the help they need. yes. every kid. (Yes) engaged in over 20 states during 2022 legislative sessions, focusing on encouraging innovation in our education system and empowering families with direct access to educational resources. What were some highlights…