Education
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Policy Brief
Shocking Decline in Academic Scores Revealed: Are Our Schools Failing?
Recent data from the National Assessment of Academic Progress (NAEP), also known as the “Nation’s Report Card,” reveals a significant decline in reading and math scores for 13-year-olds. The results highlight the academic failures caused by…
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Op-Ed
New Mexico Parents Are Dissatisfied, Want Choices
Parents in New Mexico’s largest school districts express dissatisfaction with the quality of public education.
Originally published inAlbuquerque Journal
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Policy Brief
Embracing Universal School Choice: A Win-Win Solution for Arizona Education
Embracing universal school choice can provide more funding for students at a lower cost to taxpayers, offering diverse educational opportunities and debunking misconceptions about its impact on public schools.
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Policy Brief
Poll: Las Cruces Parents Dissatisfied With Public Education
Parents of Las Cruces Public Schools students are generally dissatisfied with the public school system. What’s the solution?
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Policy Brief
Boomtown U.S.A.
The American Southwest’s population growth is en fuego — well, with two exceptions.
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Policy Brief
No. 47 Stumbled — No. 48 Soared
Why New Mexico has languished and Arizona has thrived
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Policy Brief
School Choice and Education Freedom: A Case for Change
Senator William Soules tables Senator Craig Brandt’s Education Freedom Act, a bill aimed at giving parents the freedom to choose the best K-12 education for their children.
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Policy Brief
Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham Announces Official School Choice Week Declaration
New Mexico’s Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham officially declared January 22-28, 2023 as School Choice Week!
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Policy Brief
Senator Craig Brandt Introduced a Bill to Fund Students Not Systems
Senator Craig Brandt recently introduced a bill to fund students in New Mexico, which would create comprehensive school choice reform.
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Policy Brief
The Future of School Choice in New Mexico
School Choice will remain an important focus in 2023. Informing parents about the concept is a critical first step.