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Strengthening public education markets
Every state’s public education system is a market with supply (i.e., instruction) and demand (i.e., students needing instruction). These markets function as the operating systems for public education. Unfortunately, since the mid-1800s, these markets have been poorly designed and managed. As a result, every state’s public education operating system is... READ MOREArizona edupreneur wins standoff with state fire marshal over costly regulations
Nothing can stop Denise Lever. Not a raging wildfire and...
READ MOREThis educator skipped the traditional teacher route and headed straight into entrepreneurship
DAVENPORT, Fla. – Valeria Oquendo didn’t set out to be...
READ MORE‘Alexa, how do you start a school?’
VERO BEACH, Fla. – For eight years, Danielle McLean couldn’t...
READ MOREFrom school districts to education districts
The expanding number of states making flexible spending accounts (ESAs)...
READ MOREMatchED and the way of the future for permissionless education
In the early days of education savings accounts, several of...
READ MORENew Drexel Fund-backed school to offer autonomy through competency-based education
A private elementary school that emphasizes self-paced, competency-based learning is...
READ MOREFlorida education chief touts benefits of riding the education choice wave
When it comes to education, a rising tide lifts all...
READ MORETop-notch Florida education entrepreneurs make first cut for $1 million national award
Five Florida education providers are among 64 quarterfinalists from 33...
READ MOREWhat can American education learn from Kenya?
Henry Ford revolutionized the automobile market when he introduced the...
READ MOREEntrepreneur’s worldwide micro-school network encourages ‘heroes’ to pursue self-directed learning
Editor’s note: You can read more about Jeff Sandefer’s success...
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