amendment, school choice
Billionaire gives $5 million to PAC trying to sway Kentuckians to vote for school amendment
A multi-million dollar television advertising campaign supporting the so-called “school choice” amendment on the November ballot is being single-handedly funded by Jeff Yass, a Pennsylvania billionaire and Republican mega donor.
A new national poll shows a majority of Americans support school choice measures that would allow families to use taxpayer ...
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Regardless of any new scare tactic and false claim those against Amendment 2 may have, it’s very clear who stands to benefit ...
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Opponents warn of budget meltdowns, but their math doesn’t come close to adding up.
The School Choice Fair hosted by Albuquerque Public Schools on Tuesday night saw no shortage of magnet schools families could ...
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Former President Donald Trump promoted school choice at his campaign stop in deep-blue Milwaukee last week. This was a smart ...
Colorado and Kentucky have amendments on the ballot to promote school choice, while Nebraska has a ballot measure that could ...
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2024 Election: The races that could decide school choice in TexasDifferent versions of school choice bills have recently been blocked by Texas Democrats and rural Republicans. November's ...
Colorado was once at the national vanguard of expanding school choice. Now we can be a leader again by protecting our school ...
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Campaign advertising tends to be one of two things: lifeless or ludicrous. So the ads Sen. Tim Scott is sliding into swing states — which he revealed exclusively to The Post — should get ...
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