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1 Jul, 4 tweets, 1 min read
"Democrat Tony Evers recently vetoed a bill that would have expanded educational freedom in the state just when families needed it the most."
nationalreview.com/2021/07/wiscon…
"The bottom line is that the education system is supposed to exist to meet the needs of families, not the other way around.

Governor Evers has prioritized the desires of the system over the needs of thousands of students by preventing families from having educational options."
"Hopefully, those families will remember to prioritize the needs of their children over the desires of power-hungry politicians at the ballot box."
nationalreview.com/2021/07/wiscon…

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2 Jul
BREAKING: U.S. Supreme Court just agreed to take up a case on private school choice.
Maine's private school choice program doesn't allow families to take their children's education dollars to private religious schools

This prohibition discriminates against religious families and flies in the face of the Montana v Espinoza (2020) SCOTUS decision.
SCOTUS decided in Montana v Espinoza (2020) that preventing school choice families from taking their children's education dollars to private schools just because they were religious violated the Free Exercise Clause of the 1st Amendment
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1 Jul
fund students, not systems.
This is the main problem with K-12 education in America:

A massive power imbalance between the teachers union monopoly and individual families

It's time to fund students directly and empower families.
fundstudentsnotsystems.org
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1 Jul
The nation's largest teachers union has a new business item awaiting debate:

"The NEA will call for mandatory safe & effective COVID-19 vaccinations & testing for all students and staff before returning to face-to-face instruction in the fall, subject to medical exceptions[...]"
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29 Jun
BREAKING: Support for funding students instead of systems jumped by 10 percentage points:

April 2020: 64%
June 2021: 74%

Families are waking up.

There aren’t any good reasons to fund institutions when we can fund students directly instead.
June 2021 Results:

Strongly Support: 38%
Somewhat Support: 36%
Somewhat Oppose: 10%
Strongly Oppose: 6%
Don't Know: 10%
June 2021: 88% of respondents with an opinion support funding students instead of systems.
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25 Jun
BREAKING: New Hampshire governor signed the budget which includes a new program to fund students instead of systems: Education Freedom Accounts.

This will be the 2nd most expansive education savings account program in the nation.
Families will be able to take their children's education dollars to the education provider of their choosing:

• Private school
• Tutoring
• Instructional materials
• Testing materials
• Special needs services
• Any other approved expenses
More about Education Freedom Accounts:
educationfreedomnh.org
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25 Jun
BREAKING: Arizona House just failed to pass an amendment to a budget bill that would have funded students instead of systems

The vote was 28 to 28.

3 Republicans - Udall, John, and Osborne - joined the Democrats in voting against school choice.
This would have been the largest expansion of school choice in Arizona history.
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