Education
All students deserve the opportunity to discover, develop, and deploy their unique passions and talents. Instead of limiting families to a one-size-fits-all approach when it comes to education, we should expand their available choices so they can customize their student’s educational options in ways that best suit their unique needs.
Priorities
- Fund every kid: families should be able to direct education funding on behalf of their children.
- No more lines: students and families should be able to choose their public school, no matter where they live.
- Education your way: All students enrolled in any form of school – including private, microschool, or homeschool – should be able to access public schooling on a course-by-course basis and for extracurricular activities.
- Learn everywhere: Students learn everywhere all the time, and they deserve credit for learning — no matter where it happens.
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Trenton, NJ — Americans for Prosperity (AFP) released a statement urging Governor Sherrill to opt into the Education Freedom Tax Credit program as the January 1 deadline approaches. Under the program, taxpayers can receive a federal tax credit of up to $1,700 for their contributions to qualifying organizations that grant scholarships. The scholarships can help cover […]
CHARLESTON, W.Va. – Americans for Prosperity-West Virginia (AFP-WV) today released a report showing the average utilization rate of West Virginia school buildings is roughly 55%. The group obtained county-level school building utilization data through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request and compared it against the West Virginia Department of Education’s actual 2025-26 enrollment figures. […]
PHOENIX, AZ — The Arizona Supreme Court yesterday invalidated nearly 70,000 signatures submitted for Proposition 212, all but guaranteeing the union-backed measure will not appear on the November ballot. The court cited duplicate signatures, circulators with criminal histories, and failures to comply with state law. Had it qualified and passed, Prop 212 would have stripped tens […]
