The latest findings from the Reason Foundation highlight that only 10 states have successfully avoided decreases in K-12 public school enrollment. This trend marks a significant shift in educational demographics as many states grapple with a declining student population. Factors contributing to this decline include population shifts, changes in birth rates, and the growing popularity of alternative education options such as charter schools, homeschooling, and online learning programs. States that have maintained or increased their enrollment rates are now under the spotlight, serving as models for educational stability. Policymakers and educational stakeholders are urged to analyze these states’ strategies to combat enrollment decline and ensure sustainable educational environments. As the education landscape continues to evolve, understanding these dynamics becomes crucial for future planning.
Reason FoundationNew data shows surprising common faults in used EVs are beyond the battery
July 24, 2026
A recent report highlights the top 5 most prevalent faults found in used electric vehicles (EVs), surprisingly revealing that battery issues aren’t the leading concerns.