Edchoice Chats

Today we talk about Matsu Central in Wasilla Alaska.

In this update, we hear about progress being made in litigation in the states.

Sit down with Dr. James Shuls, Dean of the College of Education at Southeastern University where he is the Academic Director for the American Center for Political Leadership.

In this episode of our Big Ideas series we speak with Andy Smarick, a Manhattan Institute fellow, who has recently published a series of reports on microschooling.

During this Researcher Profile episode, we talk to Lindsey Burke about her beginnings in the educational choice movement as well as her relationship with EdChoice.

March edition of the Monthly State Debrief Podcast with EdChoice and the State Team. We talk about the movement in school choice as well as upheaval in the legislatures around the country over the past 30 days.

In this update, we hear about progress being made in litigation in the states of Tennessee and Kentucky.

Drew Katt, Director of State Research and Special Projects at EdChoice sits down with co-author of the study, John Kristof, along with our colleague, Jordan Zachary, as well as Andy Vandiver, who is president of EdChoice, Kentucky. To discuss the results of a recent survey of Kentucky private schools.

We hear from members of the research team about the results from February's general population poll, including answers to some new questions.

During this Researcher Profile episode, we talk to Ben Scafidi about his beginnings in the educational choice movement and his partnership with EdChoice.

Drew Catt the choices director of state research and special projects sits down with Dr. Angela Dills, Gimelstob-Landry distinguished professor of regional economic development at Western Carolina University.

On this episode of the Big Idea series we welcome back Dr. Lance Izumi and he tells about the research he did for his newest book, The Homeschool Boom: Pandemic, Policies, and Possibilities.

In this edition of Big Ideas series we speak with Dr. Britany Gatewood, a researcher, and Bernita Bradely, the founder of Engage Detroit. We learn why Bernita started her co-op and Dr. Gatewood's upcoming case study, Teach Me To Teach My Own: Homeschool Advocacy and Parent Agency.

Today Ron Matus joins the show who is the director of policy and public affairs at Step Up for Students in Florida, and Denisha Merriweather also joins the show who is the director of public relations and content marketing for the American Federation for Children, and the founder of Black Minds Matter. They are the co-authors of a new report titled, Controlling the Narrative, Parental Choice, Black Empowerment and Lessons From Florida.

Robert Enlow, Jordan Zachary, Jason Bedrick, Lauren Hodge and Ed Tarnowski talk a little bit about what's going on in the states right now.

Michael Horn joins the show who is a distinguished fellow at the Clayton Christensen Institute for Disruptive Innovation, and the author of an article at Education Next titled, Some Pods Will Outlast The Pandemic.

We chat with several EdChoice team members as they give us an update on the legal happenings in the states.

In this episode, we share key takeaways from our January 2022 wave of polling as reported on our EdChoice Public Opinion Tracker.

Aaron Smith joins the show who is the director of education policy at the Reason Foundation. He is the co-author, along with Jordan Campbell, Christian Barnard, and Jude Schwalbach, of a new interactive report titled The K-12 Spending Spotlight.

In this episode we speak with some members of the conference planning committee and hear their take on ISCRC and what makes it such a beneficial event.