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Parents will be the winners with proposed school choice assistance legislation - Vimarsana News

Parents will be the winners with proposed school choice assistance legislation

By giving families “choices within choice,” Renner says parents will be able to “customize” education to meet each child’s individual learning needs.

Prince George County Families Meet Independent Schools at School Choice Fair - Vimarsana News

Prince George County Families Meet Independent Schools at School Choice Fair

/PRNewswire/ -- Families are invited to explore more than 40 independent school options at Prince George County's first School Choice Week fair on Saturday,...

Education policymakers need to embrace immersive, virtual learning | Commentary - Vimarsana News

Education policymakers need to embrace immersive, virtual learning | Commentary

A guest columnist argues that the current reliance on brick-and-mortar schooling is antiquated and digital learning can be used to provide a base in some subjects.

Florida policymakers should embrace micro-education | Opinion - Vimarsana News

Florida policymakers should embrace micro-education | Opinion

Homeschooling numbers remain well above pre-pandemic levels writes the director of the Marshall Center for Educational Options at The James Madison Institute. Florida policymakers should take note and broaden school choice options through education savings accounts.

Brown Today - Vimarsana News

Brown Today

May 1 marks  the 50th anniversary of the Brown vs. Board of Education decision that rejected the "separate-but-equal" doctrine justifying segregated schools. But while Brown may have ended segregation in law, many observers contend that a two-tiered public-education system persists in America.