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Tammy’s son attends virtual school from their home, a hotel room, in Wisconsin. After he’d become a victim of bullying the family turned to online learning, but Tammy says the financial cost of not having access to the National School Lunch Program is detrimental. “Not being able to participate in the National School Lunch Program hurts us financially,” says the Wisconsin parent, “I spend more in food than in rent just to feed him healthy food.”

Vivian, an 11th grade student at Oklahoma Virtual Academy shares how transferring to online school was "more marvelous than anything I had previously experienced."

From testifying in front of lawmakers to educating their children, these are some of the best advocates on the frontline of the school choice movement. We are honored to have them on our National Task Force!

Georgia Democratic lawmaker Mesha Mainor was essentially forced to choose between her party and her beliefs on school choice. It’s time to take politics out of education and make school choice the bipartisan issue it is for voters.

Congratulations graduates! We celebrate you and all you've accomplished in your education journey!

I would like to emphasize the importance of two federal programs that can significantly impact the lives of these students: the continuation of the Affordable Connectivity Program and the expansion of the National Free Lunch Program. By providing affordable internet connectivity and access to nutritious meals, we can ensure that online charter school students are treated fairly and given the same opportunities for success as their peers in traditional schools.