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Good piece Robert Enlow EdChoice - isn’t this your work Doug Mesecar Krista Kafer from back in the day? Glad it’s finally being enforced! Federal Enforcement of Open Enrollment Law Is Good News for Students & Families The 74 the74million.org/article/federa…

Thirty-four states do better than Kentucky in allowing parents to choose schools outside the district where they live. bit.ly/439FkfQ

More than 1.6 million students across 19 states used open enrollment to choose a public school other than their residentially assigned one, a new report by Jude Schwalbach finds. reason.org/policy-study/k…

Forty-three percent of students who use open enrollment to choose a public school other than their residentially assigned school are from low-income households, finds Jude Schwalbach. reason.org/policy-study/k…

Private school choice participation nationally recently eclipsed 1 million. Meanwhile, 1.6 million students use public school open enrollment—and that’s just in 19 states examined. Open enrollment is the most popular form of school choice in the country. Bravo Jude Schwalbach

Nearly one-third of students using open enrollment transferred to rural school districts. reason.org/policy-study/k…

More than 1.6 million students. That’s how many are using open enrollment to attend a public school that isn’t their assigned one. What else does the Reason Foundation’s new report on open enrollment reveal? Let’s dive in. 🧵 a8d50b36.delivery.rocketcdn.me/wp-content/upl… Jude Schwalbach Aaron Smith

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In Arizona, more than one-third of publicly funded K-12 students either use open enrollment, attend charters, or participate in private school choice. From Jude Schwalbach's latest study on K-12 open enrollment:

Everywhere you look, states are changing the way k-12 education works in big ways. “Since 2020, nine states strengthened their open enrollment laws by applying them statewide.”

I'm so excited to dig into this study - open enrollment policies are both growing and under-discussed. 1.6 million kids used open enrollment last year, including almost 700K low-income kids.

Where are families taking advantage of open enrollment public school transfers?

Also notice the states that *aren’t* in this chart. Most states either don’t collect K-12 open enrollment data or refuse to share it. Basic info—such as the number of transfer applications, applications rejected, etc.—should be published annually. For state policymakers, the

Public school open enrollment is a vital part of comprehensive school choice.

“If school districts have openings, transfer students should be able to fill them,” argues Jude Schwalbach. reason.org/commentary/ope…

Forty-three percent of students using open enrollment are from low-income households. reason.org/policy-study/k…