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Saving Education

In 1832, during his first public address, Abraham Lincoln laid out what he believed to be the key to social and economic advancement: a quality education.

Calif. Teachers' Union Sets Sights on Charters

A pair of small charter schools sharing the same campus in Alameda, Calif., received a big-name visitor last month: the new president of the National Education Association, Lily Eskelsen García.

South Bend expects low student enrollment

South Bend school officials are expecting dropping enrollment numbers for the fifth straight year in a row.

Indiana's school voucher program the best in the country, study says

A new study named Indiana’s school voucher program the best in the country, Indiana Public Media reports.

Revolutionizing Education in America – Common Core and National Standards

CER President Kara Kerwin and Bob Bowdon of Choice Media join The Blaze for a Real News Education Special on the condition of K-12 education in America.

Louisiana school voucher program makes C on Center for Education Reform report card; state bristles

Louisiana's high-profile school voucher program made a C on a national report card Wednesday, ranking seventh among 15 states.

Report: Indiana Has Top School Voucher Program In The U.S.

A new report says Indiana has the best school voucher program in the country, though the report probably will not silence the critics of school choice.

Report ranks Indiana No. 1 in school voucher programs

Indiana has taken the top spot in a report that focuses on school voucher programs.

Louisiana Voucher Law Rated C by Pro-school Choice Group

Louisiana’s controversial school voucher law got a C rating from a pro-school choice group called the Center for Education Reform, according to a report issued on Wednesday.

Indiana Tops New Ranking of School Voucher Programs

Indiana leads the country in terms of the best school voucher programs while Maine earned the worst marks in a new ranking by a research and advocacy group.