Las Vegas Review-Journal – Report bumps Nevada overall education ranking from last to next-to-last
Nevada no longer ranks dead last for its lackluster education system. Now, it’s only second-to-last, according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s annual Kids Count report. The report, which measures
Outsider Groups Responsible for Nevada’s ESA Vouchers
Nevada’s ESA vouchers are not a homegrown solution, nor are they new. From The Friedman Foundation to The Institute for Justice to The American Federation for Children to The LIBRE
Reno News & Review – The real choice
The Nevada Supreme Court has announced it will hear oral arguments on at least one of the lawsuits filed against the Educational Savings Accounts (ESA), Nevada’s broadest-in-the-nation school voucher law,
Las Vegas Review-Journal – AG’s office asks Nevada Supreme Court to postpone school choice arguments
The attorney general’s office Tuesday asked the Nevada Supreme Court to postpone oral arguments in the highly watched school choice case because the state’s hired legal counsel will be out
Renowned School Choice Advocate Rejects Nevada’s ESA Voucher Program
Howard Fuller is a champion of school vouchers and charters for low-income families. As a professor and founder of two distinguished school choice organizations, he advocates around the clock for
Gaming The System With ESA Vouchers
Nevada is the world’s premier gaming destination. But that’s no reason to allow anyone to game our system of public education. Yet Nevada’s Education Savings Account (ESA) voucher program could
Why It’s Crucial for the Nevada Supreme Court to Uphold Injunction Against ESA Vouchers
On Jan. 11, 2016, Judge James Wilson of the First Judicial District Court in Carson City, NV granted a preliminary injunction halting implementation of ESA vouchers. On July 8, 2016,
RENO GAZETTE-JOURNAL – NV Supreme Court to hear school choice challenge on July 8
The Nevada Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for the last remaining challenge to Nevada’s new school choice program, putting a decision within sight for the 6,000 students seeking payment for
BROOKINGS – On negative effects of vouchers
Recent research on statewide voucher programs in Louisiana and Indiana has found that public school students that received vouchers to attend private schools subsequently scored lower on reading and math