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"We believe that every child deserves the chance to thrive in an educational environment that caters to their unique learning style and aspirations," said PSO Georgia Director, Hampton Mills. "Senate Bill 233 represents a significant milestone in our ongoing efforts to prioritize students' needs and uphold parents' fundamental right to choose the best educational setting for their children."

Nearly 3 out of every 4 students enrolled in online school considered “economically disadvantaged,” far outpacing statewide average. African American students disproportionally impacted by cuts, according to CEPI data

Parents for School Options (PSO) is thrilled to announce the finalists for the PSO Scholarship Program. The scholarship was open to current high school seniors across the nation who plan to pursue higher education at a 4-year college, 2-year community college, or vocational school after their high school graduation.

— Parents for School Options (PSO) Executive Director Kristen Tyagi today issued a statement on Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s decision to slash funding for public cyber charter schools

A coalition of leading pro-school choice organizations in Florida and across the U.S. sent a letter today to Florida legislators asking them to support “small, but necessary” changes to Florida’s education savings account (ESA) law to ensure families can use scholarship funds for private and religious full-time virtual schools.

The National Coalition for Public School Options (PSO) today released the results from a national survey conducted by Cygnal on parents’ attitudes towards artificial intelligence and K-12 education.

While the Texas legislative session may have ended without a virtual learning bill, schools operating under Senate Bill 15 (which is sunsets this year) can continue to operate thanks to a waiver made by Governor Greg Abbott and Texas Education Agency Commissioner Mike Morath.

On behalf of parents across the Mountain State, we want to thank the West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals for their decision today. While the decision may not put the issue completely to rest, we are pleased that the court recognized that in their zeal to strip parents of education choice, charter school opponents did not even sue the right parties when they decided to sue Governor Justice.

Delegate Jason Ballard recognized for his work on HB2030 in the 2023 Legislative Session