Posts Tagged ‘Parent Choice’

October 2021 Research Rundown

Welcome to EdAllies’ October Research Rundown; our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]

The best way to motivate people to collaborate and to think like a group is to identify an enemy and […]

As I became interested in school choice while working on my doctorate in education, I never anticipated it being a […]

Welcome to EdAllies’ December Research Rundown, our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]

The 2020 legislative session starts today, and policymakers have already identified their top priorities for the year. At EdAllies, we’re […]

Welcome to EdAllies’ December Research Rundown: our curated list of recent, relevant research we think is worth adding to the […]

Can integration, academic excellence, and parent choice coexist? Where do they fit in the fight for education justice? Chris Stewart, […]

With two weeks left in Minnesota’s 2019 legislative session (assuming we don’t head into a special session), our divided Legislature […]

For those following Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota—an ongoing lawsuit examining racial imbalance in Twin Cities schools—you might have missed […]

You are our ally. We want your help to inform our work for Minnesota students. At EdAllies, we work to […]

This morning, the Minnesota Supreme Court issued a much-anticipated decision on whether to dismiss Cruz-Guzman v. State of Minnesota. The gist […]

As kids around the state start their summer break, I’m anxiously tracking a court case that could have a huge […]