- The overturning of Chevron deference, which placed a high level of trust in federal agencies to interpret ambiguous statutes, could mean sweeping changes in education in the short term alongside more stability long term. —K12 Dive
- Expansive school choice laws meet rural opposition in Tennessee. —The Tennessean
- Two documents, the GOP platform and the Project 2025 policy plan from the Heritage Foundation, provide hints for Trump’s education agenda. —Education Week
- “Democrat-run cities have seen their fertility rates collapse.” —Cullum Clark, City Journal
- Intended to save money, Arizona’s universal school choice program ballooned far beyond the anticipated price tag. —ProPublica
