First Amendment bars excluding Muslim schools from Texas voucher program

The First Amendment’s prohibition against the establishment of religion should bar public funding for all religious ...

Arkansas public schools face steepest enrollment drop in 20 years amid voucher rollout

Public school enrollment in Arkansas has seen a significant decline this school year—the first for which school choice ...

Tennessee’s school voucher program could expand in 2026

Governor Lee signed the Education Freedom Scholarship Act into law in February, and by May, registration opened for the ...
STAT

FDA voucher program has become vehicle for political interference in drug review decisions, staffers say

Two government officials told STAT that the White House has been involved in final decisions about the FDA's new priority ...
Opinion

Texas' voucher law doesn't pick and choose religions. Neither should state officials.

Second-guessing state-approved accreditation to target Muslim schools undermines the law and invites lawsuits, the Statesman Editorial Board writes.
Arkansas Times

Enrollment falls across the board in Ark. public schools as vouchers take their toll

This year, Arkansas's public school enrollment fell to a level last seen in 2005. "Education Freedom Accounts" are surely a ...

Taylor to open waitlist for housing voucher program: How to apply

For 12 days this month, the Taylor Housing Commission will open a waiting list for the popular, yet limited, housing choice ...

5 things parents need to know about applying to Texas’ school voucher program

Texas families will soon be able to access public dollars to pay for private school under the new education savings account ...
Opinion
The Lewiston TribuneOpinion

Idaho’s voucher program avoids transparency

Were that the case in Idaho, it would mean burdening taxpayers with supporting two or three private instruction systems in addition to their public schools — at a time when a faltering state budget ...