Lindsey M. Burke researches and writes on federal and state education issues as the Will Skillman fellow in education policy at The Heritage Foundation. Read her research.
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Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., unveiled Tuesday a proposal to subsidize universal early education and child care through federal subsidies. According to The Huffington Post, “no… Read More
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Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Friday that the state legislature intends to establish Equal Opportunity Scholarships designed to end the current waiting list on the… Read More
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Americans need more education choice, but just as importantly, we need to preserve the invaluable system of federalism that has been at the cornerstone of… Read More
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It’s amazing how far school choice has come since the first National School Choice Week was held in 2011. That year, 18 states and Washington,… Read More
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Public school teachers in Los Angeles are on strike, affecting half a million children attending some 900 public schools in the district. Although students in… Read More
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What is the measure of a good school? And who is best positioned to decide what works? For decades, policymakers and education officials have attempted… Read More
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Who would you rather have choose your child’s school—a politician or a bureaucrat? If you answered “neither,” you’re in good company with the conservatives in… Read More
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Meet Adonis Watt, the high school freshman running back from Arizona who happens to be blind. That’s right; Adonis, who plays football fearlessly for Brophy… Read More
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Is recognizing a “right to literacy” the solution to improved reading outcomes in America? Groups in at least three states think so. There are currently… Read More
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Another damaging Obama regulation is heading for the ash heap, which is great news for students. The New York Times and Wall Street Journal are… Read More
