
A free and competitive marketplace of education choices that rewards innovation, efficiency and quality, one in which the funding follows the child, will provide families with the education that best meets their child’s needs. Priorities should include student-centered education, public charter schools, special-needs scholarships, tuition tax credit scholarships, online learning environments and a focus on high-school diplomas in the corrections system.


Interpreting Graduation Rates: Not as Easy as ABC

‘Waiting for Superman’: How School Choice Can Save America’s Schools

Teachers Retirement System of Georgia (TRS)

Ed Choice – The Fiscal Effects of School Choice Programs on Public School Districts

Ed Choice – The School Staffing Surge

Georgians’ Support for School Choice Has No Political Boundaries

Expanding Education Choices: From Vouchers and Tax Credits to Savings Accounts

Ed Choice – A Win-Win Solution

Great Teachers’ Academy – Micro School Network

Acton Academy – Self Directed Learning

How Are ESAs Like a Cell Phone?

AEI Brief: The Evolution of Career and Technical Education
A new paper by Nat Malkus of the American Enterprise Institute examines “The evolution of career and technical education: 1982–2013.“
Key Points
As vocational education has evolved into career and technical education (CTE) over the past several decades, it has progressed away…
The Truth About Education Scholarship Accounts

ESA Trailblazer Arizona Paves Way, Provides Lessons for States

Give Georgia’s Students Choices, Not Excuses

AJC.com Publishes Op-ed on ESAs by Foundation’s Kyle Wingfield
Maureen Downey’s “Get Schooled” blog on AJC.com published, “Opinion: New study suggests vouchers may help Georgia public schools,” an op-ed by Kyle Wingfield, president of the Georgia Public Policy Foundation, on March 3, 2019. The op-ed is published below. Access the…

Baby Steps in Teacher Pension Reform

Issue Analysis: The Economics of Building a Voucher or ESA Program in Georgia
