A new national poll from Freedom to Choose Schools (FCS) released today finds Black and Latino voters dissatisfied with the current direction of public education in America. The poll finds that voters want politics out of the classroom and for the focus to be on prioritizing high-quality school options and leadership that reflects the communities they serve.

The Freedom Coalition for Charter Schools has officially rebranded as Freedom to Choose Schools, signaling a powerful evolution in its work to support all school models – charter, microschool, hybrid, or traditional – that center marginalized students and are led by people who reflect their communities.

In Moving the Needle, a new report from 50Can, Jay Artis-Wright, Executive Director of FCCS, tells the story of a child whose life was changed by making a different choice. Every student deserves the education right for them.

Parent activists are frustrated after the state of K-12 education in the U.S. was not brought up during Tuesday’s ABC News presidential debate.

FCCS: Our Kids Can’t Wait for the System to Fix Itself—It’s Time We Take Control New York Times: The Education Crisis Neither Candidate Will Address ABC News: The 2024 election could have a big impact on education policy EdWeek: Charter Schools Are in Uncharted Political Waters This Election Season The

The National Desk: Parent activists feel ‘ignored’ after education snubbed in presidential debate EdPost: Creating a Platform for Black Educational Success: The New Niagara 5-City Talk Tour Roland Martin Unfiltered: Black Student Achievement Crisis -Dr. Steve Perry, Jalen Rose, Julianne Malveaux Spar Over Education FCCS: Statement on the Deadly School