Press Release Institute for Justice Calls on Cobb County to Stop Crackdown on Learning Pods, Hybrid Education Dan King July 25, 2022
News Supreme Court Decision Paves Way for Public Funds to Flow to Religious Schools Edward Graham July 21, 2022
News Under right-leaning Supreme Court, the church-state wall is crumbling Michelle Boorstein July 19, 2022
News William R. Maurer: Why the Supreme Court stamping out discrimination against religious schools is good for Washington students William R. Maurer July 11, 2022
News Thousands Of W.Va. Families Await Possible Appeal Of Hope Scholarship Program Randy Yohe July 11, 2022
News EDITORIAL: Public funds should follow children into religious schools Editorial Board July 8, 2022
News SCOTUS’s Carson Ruling Isn’t ‘Seismic’ Event for Schools — But What Comes Next Might Be Neal McCluskey July 7, 2022
News Public money can be used for religious-school tuition in Maine. What does that mean for voucher programs in Colorado? Erica Breunlin July 7, 2022
News Judge says scholarship offering public money for private education is unconstitutional Brad McElhinny July 6, 2022
News Kanawha judge strikes down WV non-public school vouchers law; losing side plans appeal Ryan Quinn July 6, 2022
News Supreme Court ruling brings an altered legal landscape for school choice Sara Hutchinson July 4, 2022
News The Deeper Dig: Why Vermont’s 150-year-old school tuition system might have to change Riley Robinson and Peter D'Auria July 1, 2022
News How the Supreme Court ruled in the major decisions of 2022 Ann E. Marimow, Aadit Tambe and Adrian Blanco June 30, 2022
News New Supreme Court Ruling Paves Way for State Funds in Religious Schools Jim Newberry, Joshua Stearns, Kalynn Walls June 30, 2022
News Opinion  As the court forces Christianity on America, time for atheists to speak out Kate Cohen June 30, 2022
News Opinion: Brick by brick, the wall between religion and government is collapsing in America Barbara Perry June 29, 2022
