STATES 

What educational options are available in my state?
The following organizations provide state-specific information for parents who want to know about their current school choice options:

Alliance for School Choice
There are 18 private school choice programs across the United States. Select your state to learn the details about school choice programs. While some states do not offer private school choice, many offer charter school options.

Center for Education Reform
Use the charter school locator resource available at the Center for Education Reform (CER) website to learn about charter school options in your area.

Heritage Foundation
The Foundation's Choices in Education site provides an interactive look at school choice programs in America. Learn about school choice programs in each state across the country and the different types of school choice, including public school choice, private school choice, charter schools and online learning.

How can I find out more about the schools in my area?
Many organizations and state agencies provide detailed information about individual schools around the country.

GreatSchools.net
GreatSchools.net profiles more than 90,000 public elementary, middle and high schools in the United States. Charter schools, magnet schools, year-round schools, and some continuation and alternative schools are included as well. In addition, GreatSchools.net includes basic information on more than 30,000 private schools.

U.S. Department of Education
Find your state department of education, state contacts and organizations, ED press releases for your state, and other state information using an interactive state map provided by the Department of Education.

Where do I get general education statistics for my state?
Looking for basic data on school enrollment, spending, etc., in your state?

National Center for Educational Statistics
Search for statewide information in elementary/secondary education characteristics and finance, postsecondary education, public libraries, assessments, and selected demographics for all states.

Where can I learn about education services available in my state?
States offer many services for parents and students, from libraries and grant organizations to support groups for students with special needs.

Education Resource Organizations Directory
Developed by the U.S. Department of Education, the resource directory has an interactive state map that provides a quick reference to the key services available in each state.

Homeschool Central
For those interested in homeschooling, this site provides state-specific links to information, relevant organizations and support groups. 

Choose your state to find out more: