Sutherland Institute
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Why our children need more education choices | Shaka Mitchell & Christine Cooke Fairbanks
They discuss how parents have driven recent reforms, the legal and political challenges facing education choice programs, the new federal education freedom tax credit, and how policymakers can build an education system that serves children rather than forcing every kid…
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Sutherland Institute launches Utah Schools Navigator for parents
The Utah Schools Navigator is designed to offer Utah parents several complementary services in one place, so they feel equipped as they seek information about education options – public, private, microschools, and more.
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Sutherland Institute launches Utah Schools Navigator to help families explore education options
With education options continuing to expand across Utah, many parents face a logistical challenge: finding clear, reliable, trustworthy information about all the options available to them.
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Ford Copple Statement for the Record to the U.S. Senate HELP Subcommittee on Employment and Workplace Safety: The Impact of AI on the Workforce
Additionally, new data centers are providing real workforce benefits for Americans.
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Texas app store case offers states a path to protect children online
The court decisions in this case will provide important direction to states about how to ensure parents and children can navigate technology safely and together.
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Call for Utah Fits All Scholarship stories
The Utah Fits All Scholarship is an education savings account program that allows Utah families to personalize their child’s education by using public funds for state-approved educational expenses like tuition, textbooks, curriculum, and more.
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Should county clerks be nonpartisan? | Kevin Johnson & Brian McKenzie
They explore the unique role of election administrators, the political pressures they can face, and whether removing party labels could strengthen public confidence in elections.
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What political hot takes miss about the Supreme Court
It deeply distorts what is actually happening. Some of the decisions of the just-concluded court session make this clear.
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Important questions answered about the federal scholarship tax credit
States must opt into the program for families to receive scholarships. Utah has already opted in. Regardless of what a state decides, individuals from any state can donate to any approved SGOs in another participating state and still receive a…
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How the federal government keeps expanding its power | Kevin Williamson & Bill Duncan
They discuss regulatory “dark matter,” the decline of congressional responsibility, practical examples of federal agencies pressuring states, and how federalism, transparency, and a renewed commitment to separation of powers could help rein in Washington’s influence.