In this edition of the Legal Update, Vice President of Legal Affairs, Leslie Hiner, reports on good news out of West Virginia and Arizona. The Courts have ruled in favor of educational freedom and families in both of these states.

This month some members of the research team sit down and discuss some of their findings from the September general population poll survey. They continue to use new categories in order to break down the data.

Listeners get an update on litigation and legislation happening across the country.

It's the 10 year anniversary of our Schooling in America survey series and the research team shares some takeaways that were most interesting to each of them.

The EdChoice state team gives the listeners an update on some implementation issues in Oklahoma, legislation updates in Pennsylvania and New Hampshire and the results of the Nation's report card.

Members of the research team discuss the results from August's general population poll.

On this episode of What's Up, we chat with Ian Rowe about his new book. The publication titled, "Agency: The Four Point Plan for ALL Children to Overcome the Victimhood Narrative and Discover Their Pathway to Power", details the four point plan for children to achieve success.

In this researcher profile, we meet John Garen who is the author of a preliminary report titled "School Choice and Competition. Has there been enough enabling legislation to generate broad-based effects?" John discusses some of his findings from the research.

Some members of the EdChoice state team tell us about their experiences at two recently attended conferences.

Members of the research team discuss the results from July's general population poll.