Review of The 123s of School Choice: What the Research Says About Private School Choice Programs in America, 2023 Edition
Review of Qualified Education Expense Tax Credit: Economic Analysis
Evaluating Research That Alleges Funding Disparities Between Charter and District Schools
Review of Think Again: Is Education Funding in America Still Unequal?
Review of Think Again: Do Charter Schools Drain Resources From Traditional Public Schools?
Review of Assessing the National Landscape of Capital Expenditures for Public School Districts
Review of Public Education Funding Without Boundaries: How to Get K-12 Dollars to Follow Open Enrollment Students
Review of The Ohio EdChoice Program’s Impact on School District Enrollments, Finances, and Academics
Review of Equal Is Not Good Enough: An Analysis of School Funding Equity Across the U.S. and Within Each State | Access Granted: School Funding Between Schools in Districts
Review of For-Profit Charter Schools: An Evaluation of Their Spending and Outcomes
Review of #StudentsFirst: Empowering Parents to Help Students Regain Lost Learning
A Civil Rights Framework for the Reauthorization of ESEA
Summit Charter Organization Continues to Make Unjustified Claims
Review of From School Aid to Student Aid: Modernizing K-12 Funding in Michigan
Review of Find Documenting Inequitable Patterns in Spending by Parent Teacher Associations, Parent Teacher Organizations, and “Friends of” Fundraising Groups at Illinois Public Schools
Review of The Basic Education Program: How the Volunteer State's Education Funding Formula Doesn't Make the Grade
Review of The Effect of Constitutional Provisions on Education Policy and Outcomes
Estimating a Price Tag for School Vouchers
Review of The Third Way: A Guide to Implementing Innovation Schools
Review of Unleashing Educational Opportunity: The Untapped Potential of Expanded Tax Credit Scholarships
Review of Are Charter Schools Safer Than District-Run Schools? Evidence from Pennsylvania | Review of Effects of Charter School Competition on District School Budgeting Decisions: Experimental Evidence from Texas
Review of Financial Crisis Looming for K-12 Schools? Flexibility Needed, Not Bailouts
Review of A Roadmap to Fix Arizona School Finance: Steering the Grand Canyon State Toward Fairness and Innovation in K-12 Education
Investing for “Impact” or Investing for Profit? Social Impact Bonds, Pay for Success, and the Next Wave of Privatization of Social Services
Call for Lawmakers to Loosen School Advertising Restrictions Overlooks Real Costs to Students
Report about Homeschooling Overreaches on Claims
Manhattan Institute Report Fails to Muster Solid Evidence to Support Vouchers
States' Intervention in School Districts' Finances
Fixing the Morass of Special Education Funding
Charter Schools and District Enrollment Loss Do Charter Schools Cause Fiscal Distress in School Districts Do the Costs of California Charter Schools Outweigh the Benefits
The Effects of the Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program on College Enrollment and Graduation: An Update
Report Advocating for More Charter School Facilities Funding Offers Scarce Rationale for Doing So
How School Privatization Opens the Door for Discrimination
Everything You Know About State Education Rankings Is Wrong/Fixing the Currently Biased State K-12 Education Rankings
Money for Nothing: The Relationship Between Various Types of School Spending and Academic Outcomes
Fiscal and Education Spillovers from Charter School Expansion
The State of Education Savings Account Programs in the United States
Student-Centered State Funding: A How-to Guide for State Policymakers
Charter School Funding: Inequity in New York City
Assessing the Fiscal Impact of Wisconsin’s Statewide Voucher Program
The Tax-Credit Scholarship Audit: Do Publicly Funded Private School Choice Programs Save Money?
Hidden Money: The Outsized Role of Parent Contributions in School Finance
Squeezing the Public School Districts: The Fiscal Effects of Eliminating the Louisiana Scholarship Program / Two recent papers from the Department of Education Reform (DER) at the University of Arkansas predicted the budgetary consequences of ending the Louisiana Scholarship Program (LSP). The two closely allied papers concluded that terminating the LSP would not relieve pressure on public spending in Louisiana. The first paper uses an economic model to conclude that terminating the LSP would increase costs. While, the second paper confirms the findings from the first paper and advances that the findings would apply to almost all school districts in Louisiana.
Federal School Finance Reform: Moving Toward Title I Funding Following the Child
Charter School Funding: Inequity Expands Department of Education Reform (DER) at the University of Arkansas
Review of The Economic Benefits of New York City’s Public School Reforms, 2002-2013
Should Charter Schools Pay Rent? Implications for Staffing and Growth
Determining Funding for Online Schools
Weighted Student funding for California
Research-Based Options for Education Policymaking – Effective School Expenditures
Research-Based Options for Education Policymaking—Public Funding of School Choice
The Costs of Online Learning
Spend Smart: Fix Our Broken School Funding System
Adding Up the Spending: Fiscal Disparities and Philanthropy among New York City Charter Schools
An Analysis of Arizona Individual Income Tax-credit Scholarship Recipient's Family Income, 2009-10
Equal or Fair? A Study of Revenues and Expenditures in American Charter Schools
They Spend WHAT? The Real Cost of Public Schools
Fix the City Schools: Moving All Schools to Charter-Like Autonomy
Private Schooling in the U.S.: Expenditures, Supply, and Policy Implications
Private Schooling in the U.S.: Expenditures, Supply, and Policy Implications
Evaluation of the DC Opportunity Scholarship Program: Impacts After Three Years
Weighted Student Formula Yearbook 2009
The Fiscal Impact of the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program: 2009 Update
When Private Schools Take Public Dollars: What’s the Place of Accountability in School Voucher Programs?
Markets vs. Monopolies in Education: A Global Review of the Evidence
Strengthening the Link between Effective School Expenditures and State Funding Mechanisms
Fund the Child: Bringing Equity, Autonomy and Portability to Ohio School Finance
The High Cost of Failing to Reform Public Education in Missouri The High Cost of Failing to Reform Public Education in Indiana The High Cost of Failing to Reform Public Education in Texas The High Cost of South Carolina’s Low Graduation Rates The High Cost of Low Graduation Rates in North Carolina
Shortchanging Disadvantaged Students: An analysis of intra-district spending patterns in Ohio
School Choice by the Numbers: The Fiscal Effect of School Choice Programs
The Financial Impact of Ohio’s Charter Schools
Spreading Freedom and Saving Money: The Fiscal Impact of the D.C. Voucher Program
