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Quality Choices

Nationally and in Ohio, we strive to develop policies and practices leading to a lively, accessible marketplace of high-quality education options for every young American (including charter schools, magnet schools, voucher programs, and online courses), as well as families empowered and informed so that they can successfully engage with that marketplace.

Resources:

  • America's Best (and Worst) Cities for School Choice
  • Is Detente Possible? District-charter school relations in four cities
  • Redefining the School District in America
  • ESSA and parental choice

Our many choice-related blog posts are listed below.


Fordham’s choice experts:

  • Michael J. Petrilli
  • Chester E. Finn, Jr.
  • Chad Aldis
  • David Griffith
  • Brandon Wright

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What we’re reading this week: February 6, 2025

The Education Gadfly 2.6.2025
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Cheers and Jeers: February 6, 2025

The Education Gadfly 2.6.2025
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Why SCOTUS should—and will—approve faith-based charter schools

Andy Smarick 1.30.2025
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Four principles to re-energize the charter school movement

Derrell Bradford 1.23.2025
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New York is the supernova of education reform

Danyela Souza Egorov 1.17.2025
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Passing school choice legislation is likely the easiest part of creating new school choices for families and students

Terry Ryan 1.14.2025
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A system designed to preserve the status quo: New York City Public Schools’ kindergarten choice program

Amber M. Northern, Ph.D. 1.9.2025
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Who and what you know: The impact of middle school diversity on New York’s high school choice program

Elainah Elkins 1.9.2025
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So you want to make education great again? 3 executive orders for Trump on day 1.

Jeanne Allen 12.3.2024
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How to ensure accountability in private-school choice programs

Michael J. Petrilli, Devon Nir 11.7.2024
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Are the competitive effects of charter schools muted or magnified by private schools?

Amber M. Northern, Ph.D. 11.7.2024
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Is it time for a second look at virtual education?

Robert Pondiscio 10.24.2024
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