How Employer-Provided Child Care Tax Credits Could Expand Microschools Originally Published by the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity Since 2001, federal law has encouraged employers to provide child care services through the Employer-Provided Child Care Credit. The government offers a cre...
Kerry McDonald of the Foundation for Economic Education conducted this interview with our Ashley Campbell and Don Soifer to talk about Partnership Microschooling, how it works, and why it is regarded as holding such strong potential as an emergent sector of American education. From Dr. McDonald̵...
What a treat to join a favorite podcast, Forgotten America hosted by my friend Garrett Ballengee, founder of the Cardinal Institute in West Virginia, to talk about What’s the Big Deal With Microschools? American Ingenuity was the real focus of our conversation. In this watershed moment when m...
The following public comment, filed by Nevada Action for School Options, analyzes a rule proposed by the U.S. Department of Education on March 11, 2022. The proposed rule, which you can read here, sought to make harmful changes to the federal Charter School Program which we believe would compromise ...
This year’s annual Nevada Private School Summit showed in bold, bright colors just how dedicated, and how diverse, our state’s community of private school leaders remains through whichever challenges may emerge. Faith-based schools in attendance included Catholic, Lutheran, Jewish, Chris...