NPRI believes that the way to improve Nevada education is to empower parents and give them more control over the education their children receive. Nevada's monolithic educational apparatus has for too long been impervious to the free-market reforms that are a prerequisite to a quality education system. NPRI's mission on education policy is to inform Nevada's citizens, elected officials and educational leaders of the need to inject free-market principles into this area of public policy.

Studies show school choice programs are both effective and affordable.

Why aren't superintendents subject to ethics-in-government laws?

An education study used to justify smaller class sizes was flawed from its start.

Sadly, higher education in Nevada is about employing adults, not educating students.

Without reform, spending more on Nevada's broken education system is a waste of money.

With the right reforms, Nevada's students can achieve the stunning results of Florida's students.

Education reforms, not more spending will close the achievement gap.

School choice would increase student achievement in the Silver State.

Nevada's universities appear to be seeking warm bodies, rather than bright minds.

Research proves that the D.C. Opportunity Scholarship program increased student achievement.