If parents don’t stand, who will?
by Alkinee Jackson “Some children just can’t learn, Mrs. Jackson. I think your son would do better around his kind.” These words just seemed to reverberate through my entire being.
by Alkinee Jackson “Some children just can’t learn, Mrs. Jackson. I think your son would do better around his kind.” These words just seemed to reverberate through my entire being.
by Kelli Bottger Despite 16 states having tax credit scholarship programs, Louisiana thought it knew best when the legislature passed a Tuition Donation Rebate Program (TDR) instead of a tax credit program to expand school choice.
by Tiffany Crawford Throughout Louisiana, clergy continues to play an integral role in the school choice movement.
by Paul Dauphin Working and living in this space where so many of us are advocates for school choice, we often view what we do from the inside out.
LFC President Ann Duplessis joined Tonja Myles on WXOK – Heaven 1460 and MAX 94.1 to talk about Louisiana’s many school choice opportunities. Click here to listen.
By Alkinee Jackson It’s safe to guess that most parents can’t wait to retire and finally have an empty nest. With the responsibilities of a career and child-rearing behind them, they can finally embark on a journey filled with leisure and relaxation, living for themselves, without consideration for anyone else.
What do you get when combining a fashion industry runway, talented youth, and education choice? It can only be the Fashion Institute of New Orleans’ 11th Annual Passion for Fashion show.
The American Federation for Children, the nation’s voice for educational choice, released the following statement at the conclusion of the legislative session in Nevada.