EdChoice

William L. PhillisIn a Jan. 22 guest column, David Hodges said Ohio has made a simple promise for two decades: children in certain low-performing schools and those with low family income are eligible for a voucher.Hodges, a resident of…

Discerning readers should examine the arguments of David Hodges of the Institute for Justice and a recent letter touting the benefits of a parochial high school education by diverting public tax dollars for private purposes. How much…

Note: This guest column was penned by David Hodges who is defending the Educational Choice Scholarship (EdChoice) Program from a lawsuit.For the past two decades, Ohio has made a simple promise to its parents: If your child is zoned to…

CLEVELAND -- Back in the 1950s, economist Milton Friedman departed from his area of expertise to dabble in the area of public education policy. Seventy years later, we now know that what resulted was far from the Nobel performance of his…

The following article was originally published in the Ohio Capital Journal and published on News5Cleveland.com under a content-sharing agreement.A group of school districts in Ohio are suing the state, saying the way in which private…

When Chris and Destiny Copley moved from Georgia to Marion last year, they struggled to find a school that would fit for their six-year-old daughter, Emma Copley.After seeing signs around town and talking to her mother-in-law, the…