Charter schools are an important part of the school choice movement. Unfortunately, as with any of these entities, some game the system.

As the debate about charter school funding continues at the Rhode Island State House, a narrow focus has been placed on the financial impact of charters on the traditional public schools.

Minnesota was the first state in the nation to introduce charter schools, and a new review shows the state's laws governing them are second-strongest in the nation.

The Center for Education Reform released their education scorecards for 2015 last week, with Texas earning a C grade.

The Center for Education Reform has released a new report card on the health of the nation’s charter school laws, and Maryland received an F for having the third-weakest law nationwide.

The Northeast reigns and many Western states flounder in a study by the financial website SmartAsset ranking K-12 schools in all 50 states and the District of Columbia.

Advocates for Pennsylvania’s charter schools are worried that Governor Tom Wolf’s new education budget would force some schools to close their doors.

A key state Senate panel spent Wednesday dismantling Gov. Larry Hogan's bill to expand charter schools, redrafting it to allow for only small changes to Maryland's program for alternative schools.

A national education reform organization charges school choice and education freedom are under siege in the City of Brotherly Love.

Participation in Indiana's voucher program has exploded since it launched less than four years ago, putting the state on the leading edge of private school choice.