EdChoice.
American education reform organization
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
- 22
What's happening
Earlier this month
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Public schools in Ohio are suing over the constitutionality of the established state school voucher program.Well supported7 reports1 development inside
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Congress enacted the FSTC program, involving school choice lobbyist Schilling and advocacy from EdChoice and Afterschool Alliance.Some support1 report
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Professors are critiquing policy using organization data from College of Charleston and EdChoice.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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What's reaching EdChoice
Events traced to EdChoice, step by step, newest firstAround EdChoice this week
News at the entities that move EdChoice most-
Ohio StructuralAbdul El-Sayed is a senatorial candidate in Ohio, coinciding with political rhetoric targeting H1B workers at Microsoft.Moves EdChoice
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Congress StructuralA trip involving Alaska and Arizona, congressional travel, and updates on key appointments like Brooke Rollins (Agriculture Secretary) and Bill Pulte (FHA Director).Moves EdChoice
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supreme court StructuralSuzy Whitty, a former Royal Australian Navy member, represented clients in the Supreme Court.Moves EdChoice
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Franklin County StructuralA judge in Franklin County ruled on the EdChoice program, noting that its operation is subject to the Ohio Constitution and that the vouchers affect district finances.Moves EdChoice
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North Carolina OperationalPFAS regulation claims are influencing the political race in North Carolina.Moves EdChoice
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House Shared contextThe House is investigating military action against Iran and discussing potential peace talks regarding the conflict.Moves EdChoice
Connections
The 18 strongest of 22, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
David J. Leland Structural
David J. Leland ruled that the EdChoice program was unconstitutional, fundamentally affecting its legal status.
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Ohio Structural
Ohio created, funds, and regulates the EdChoice scholarship program, which is currently subject to constitutional challenges.
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Congress Structural
Congress influenced EdChoice by passing the Education Freedom Tax Credit.
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Jodi Grant Structural
Jodi Grant serves as the CEO of EdChoice.
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Leland Structural
Judge Leland issued a unanimous judicial opinion regarding EdChoice.
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supreme court Structural
The Supreme Court's rulings govern the voucher program, which is central to EdChoice's operations and legal challenges.
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Cleveland Heights Operational
EdChoice provides scholarship funding to schools located within Cleveland Heights.
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Franklin County Structural
Franklin County's judicial system formally ruled on the operations of EdChoice.
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Cincinnati Shared context
EdChoice operates and funds schools within the geographical context of Cincinnati.
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Addison McDowell Transactional
The entities collaborated on a survey regarding education needs of military families.
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Beachwood Transactional
EdChoice provides scholarship funding to schools located in Beachwood.
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North Carolina Operational
The company operates by tracking and adapting to the educational policy adoption within the state of North Carolina.
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Institute for Justice Structural
Institute for Justice serves as the representative body for EdChoice families.
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Matt Huffman Operational
Matt Huffman actively championed the EdChoice program.
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Leland Mentioned together
Leland wrote an opinion regarding the EdChoice program.
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House Shared context
House operates within the legislative context (Congress) that sets the regulatory environment for EdChoice.
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Andy Wilson Operational
Andy Wilson actively defends and supports the EdChoice program.
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College of Charleston Mentioned together
The entities are co-mentioned in the context of policy critique utilizing organizational data.