This year, more states are breaking down the barriers of exclusionary school zones to give opportunities for every kid to go to a school that fits their needs. Hear from our 2025 No More Lines Ambassadors on why this is so important. 🌐

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Education freedom without transparency and accountability isn’t freedom at all. States must fix capacity, data, and appeals. 🕵️‍♂️ 📰 ⤵️

@CraigHulse, YES Executive Director, & @Osborne4NH, House Majority Leader, shared the impact of universal EFAs for Granite State families in a recent op-ed to the @UnionLeader: https://t.co/czsiXkpVSr

"Educational freedom in New Hampshire didn’t happen by accident. It happened because leaders like the governor and legislative champions had the courage to challenge the status quo and trust parents with their children’s futures." 📰 👇

Looking forward to the Select Committee's third meeting to continue hearing from different perspectives and interested parties on Education Freedom, evaluating what is best for parents and students in Mississippi. @robroberson43 @JansenOwen

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Families shouldn’t be locked out of better schools because districts use the definition of ‘capacity’ as a loophole. ⤵️

So proud to support Idaho families making the best choice for their children’s education.

@JansenOwen @magnoliatribune

When nearly 64% of Mississippians support giving parents more choice, the tide is turning toward education freedom. Education freedom is winning. Champion, Rep. @JansenOwen lays out the case @magnoliatribune 📖

@Osborne4NH @victoria4nh @cordellifornh

When families have more freedom, students thrive. See how New Hampshire is making it happen, thanks to champions like @GovAyotte, @Osborne4NH, @Victoria4NH, and @CordelliforNH!

@GovernorKayIvey @RepLedbetter Thankfully, a state court blocked the AHSAA's rule last month, so athletes won't be penalized for exercising education choice. We commend Gov. Ivey and Speaker Ledbetter for their leadership! https://t.co/ONDh59ePny

Defending Freedom: @GovernorKayIvey & Speaker @RepLedbetter argue the AL High School Athletic Association flouts the law and disenfranchises CHOOSE Act students.

The leadership of @GovernorLittle, Rep. @WendyHorman and Sen. @Lori_DenHartog reflects a long-term shift in education governance: from top-down status quo to family-centered. What could universal education freedom mean for K-12 in your state? 🗣️

Together, family-directed funding and open enrollment anchor Idaho’s K–12 system around access, flexibility, and parental control—creating one of the nation’s most family-centered education frameworks. For policymakers, Idaho now offers a practical model for modernizing funding

Universal choice builds on prior work from legislative leaders like Rep. @WendyHorman and Sen. @Lori_DenHartog, who advanced open public school enrollment and ended zoning restrictions that tied school access to ZIP codes. These steps laid the foundation for broader education

Key features of Idaho's new family tax credit: 💎Up to $5,000 per child for education expenses 💎$7,500 for students with special needs 💎Broad support—64% of voters approve, and 77% of K–12 parents say they’re interested in participating

In February, @GovernorLittle signed HB 93, creating the Parental Choice Tax Credit—a universal refundable tax credit for education expenses. This cemented the Gem State as one of the nation's most empowering for families and kids. https://t.co/RFmWTBzL5t

Idaho has completed one of the most significant education reforms in the country—establishing universal education freedom backed by strong public support. 82% of Idaho voters say families should have the right to choose how and where their children are educated. Here’s how they