July 31, 2015
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On July 31, 2015, on what would have been Friedman’s 103rd birthday, we examine how Friedman’s notion of the school voucher has been refined in the form of education savings accounts, which are infusing unparalleled choice and innovation into K-12 education across the country. Specifically, we will examine the case of Nevada, where Governor Brian Sandoval has just signed into law the nation’s first near-universal education savings account option. Every parent of a child in a Nevada public school will now have the option of using an ESA, enabling them to use the per-pupil state funding for their child for a variety of education-related services, products, and providers, including private school tuition, online learning, special education services and therapies, textbooks, tutors, and curricula, among a host of other options.
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