Like any budget that is a result of compromise in divided government, there are positive and negative aspects. But one definite positive to come from this year's budget agreement is the continued closing of the spending gap between private, charter, and traditional public schools.
An estimated 14% of students in Wisconsin school choice programs have a special needs disability, according to a new analysis conducted by the Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) and School Choice Wisconsin (SCW).
The most recent legislative session featured promising new education reforms. But the debate over legislation to expand parental choice to all Wisconsin students featured myths, lies, tall tales, and falsehoods. WILL Research Director, Will Flanders, and Nicholas Kelly, President of School ...
Will Flanders Recently, School Choice Wisconsin released the results of a statewide poll on a number of issues surrounding parental choice in the Badger state. The results show just how far the tide has shifted in favor of parental choice, and how out-of-step politicians that continue to ...
By Will Flanders, Research Director Governor Tony Evers’ 2021-23 budget includes a Christmas tree for teachers unions in the form of higher spending and no requirements to get kids back into the classroom. But it also represents a renewed assault on the ...
WILL study identifies high-performing school deserts in Wisconsin The News: The Wisconsin Institute for Law & Liberty (WILL) released a new report identifying 134 Wisconsin ZIP codes with 40,000 school-age children that have no high-performing […]
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