ALT The image is a magazine article titled "Trust the School Choice Market, Not Its Regulators" by Robert Enlow, dated October 20, 2026, in Education Next. It discusses the impact of a universal education choice in Arkansas and mentions a related report by the University of Arkansas. The article includes a photo of Robert Enlow, identified as President and CEO, with logos for Education Next and EdChoice.

ALT The image features a report titled "Teachers and K-12 Education National Polling Report #66 October 2023" by Morning Consult. Beside the report is a purple banner stating "Just Released the October Teacher Polling" with the EdChoice logo. The background displays faint graphs and charts.

ALT Graph showing the percentage of private and district school parents considering school enrollment from January to December. The data highlights that 25% of private school parents consider enrollment as early as January, peaking in July and September, while district school parents peak in August.

ALT A promotional graphic for an event titled "Join Us for a Look At," featuring a report by Morning Consult and EdChoice titled "The Public, Parents, and K-12 Education." The event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 20, from 12:00 PM to 12:45 PM EST, with a focus on insights from parents, teachers, and voters about education.

ALT A group of young students is seated at a classroom table, writing in notebooks with pencils. An adult is standing nearby, smiling warmly. The classroom has a map and colorful decorations on the wall.

ALT A U.S. map with states colored in red, yellow, and green hues. Red indicates a higher value, yellow a moderate value, and green a lower value. Most western and southern states are red, the Midwest has a mix of colors, and eastern states have varied colors. Alaska is red, and Hawaii is yellow.

ALT A survey chart titled "September Tracker Polling 2026" states, "Two thirds of parents believe it is very or extremely important that their child’s school offers advanced academic classes." The responses are: 33% Extremely Important, 34% Very Important, 22% Somewhat Important, 6% Not at all Important, and 4% Don't Know/No Opinion. The chart indicates that 67% believe it is extremely or very important. The source is Morning Consult.

ALT A promotional graphic for an event titled "Join Us for a Look At," featuring a report by Morning Consult and EdChoice titled "The Public, Parents, and K-12 Education." The event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 20, from 12:00 PM to 12:45 PM EST, with a focus on insights from parents, teachers, and voters about education.

ALT A polling chart titled "September Tracker Polling 2026" shows levels of support for federal tax credit for K-12 education scholarships. Among all adults: 23% strongly support, 41% somewhat support, 8% somewhat oppose, 3% strongly oppose, 25% don't know/no opinion, with 64% total support. Among school parents: 33% strongly support, 44% somewhat support, 5% somewhat oppose, 1% strongly oppose, 16% don't know/no opinion, with 77% total support. Data source: Morning Consult and EdChoice.

ALT Sure, here's an alt text description: "Digital article from DC Journal titled 'Fewer Students Should Mean Smarter Schools, Not Permanent Budgets' by Marty Lueken, dated October 12, 2026. The article discusses declining public school enrollment and its implications. A headshot of Marty Lueken is shown, labeled as Director of Fiscal Research & Education Center.

ALT A person is filling out a standardized test sheet with a pencil in a classroom. The room has bulletin boards and chairs in the background.