Education policy

Public schooling vs school choice.

Company actions

4 actions

What the business itself does.

  1. Funds or lobbies for public-school resources Catalog definition — not a live check The company materially funds public-school programs or lobbies for a named increase in public-school resources.
  2. Funds postsecondary scholarships Catalog definition — not a live check The company funds a named scholarship or tuition-assistance program for college, university, or vocational education.
  3. Funds school curriculum or book-restriction campaigns Catalog definition — not a live check The company funds or lobbies for a named campaign to remove school materials, restrict curriculum, or expand parental control over classroom content.
  4. Funds school privatization, charters, or vouchers Catalog definition — not a live check The company materially funds a named school-privatization, charter-school, or voucher organization or campaign.

Leadership actions

2 actions

What its executives, founders and board do.

  1. Leader personally funds scholarships or education access Catalog definition — not a live check A named executive, founder, director, or controlling shareholder uses personal money or a reliably attributed donor-controlled vehicle for scholarships, tuition assistance, or another program that materially expands students' access to education.
  2. Leader personally funds school privatisation Catalog definition — not a live check A named executive, founder, director, or controlling shareholder uses personal money or a reliably attributed donor-controlled vehicle to finance private-school vouchers, charter-school expansion, or candidates and ballot measures advancing those policies.