The fight for fair and equal funding for Michigan’s online schools and students continues in Lansing, Michigan with a new crop of teachers, parents and students descending upon the state Capitol, meeting with lawmakers, and advocating for equitable funding in the face of proposed budget cuts from Governor Gretchen Whitmer.

From coast to coast, our coalitions have been busy hosting exciting events! Click below to dive deeper into the action and discover how you can get involved.

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

Online school parents and educators from around the state recently convened at the capitol in Lansing to meet lawmakers and make the case for full funding and equal funding for all Michigan students.

From Arizona to Pennsylvania, check out the parent advocacy events held by state coalitions across the nation last month!

PSO was proud to celebrate another #SchoolChoiceWeek with the National School Choice Awareness Foundation. We are grateful for all the amazing work our friends at NSCW do to inform and empower parents to make the best decision in their child's education. Check out how PSO rallied for #SchoolChoice across the nation last week!

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!

Amy Dunlap made history this year when she was named Michigan Charter School Teacher of the Year 2022, the first online public school educator to win the award. We caught up with Amy to ask her about her school freedom story and her journey as a public school educator.