Corey DeAngelis

Corey DeAngelis, a bestselling author and education policy researcher, shares his insights on the monopolies stifling public education. He discusses how school choice not only benefits individual students but can uplift the entire system. DeAngelis critiques the influence of teachers' unions and the inefficiencies they breed. He emphasizes the importance of parental rights in education, particularly in light of recent crises. With a focus on pragmatism, he argues for funding students directly and advocates for phonetic teaching methods to enhance literacy.

Corey DeAngelis, a school choice evangelist and Senior Fellow at the American Federation for Children, discusses the failures of public schools, positive effects of private school competition, and power dynamics within teachers unions in this engaging podcast episode.

Corey DeAngelis, education policy researcher and school choice advocate, discusses the rise of school choice after COVID and how assigned public schools can trap families. He covers union influence, political controversies around parents and teachers, the growth of micro-schools and homeschooling, and why funding should follow the child to boost competition and options.

Corey DeAngelis, author of "The Parent Revolution," is a leading advocate for educational freedom. He discusses the push to dismantle the Department of Education and the political hurdles involved. DeAngelis emphasizes the need for performance-based compensation in teaching and critiques traditional methods of evaluating educators. He highlights the importance of school choice in enhancing parental engagement and improving educational quality while recognizing that it isn't a cure-all for the system's issues.

Corey DeAngelis discusses his book on rescuing kids from radical schools, advocating for education choice and accountability. Topics include resistance to school reopening, Milton Friedman's voucher idea, and empowering parents through school choice and homeschooling.

Corey DeAngelis discusses the rise of school choice and the impact of teacher unions on education. He explores the influence of COVID-19 on parent empowerment, navigating hyper-partisanship for school choice advocacy, empowering parents through education entrepreneurship, and promoting parental choice in education.

Viva Frei, a legal analyst and Rumble creator, Phil Holloway, a legal commentator from YouTube, and Corey DeAngelis, a school choice advocate, dive into a whirlwind of discussions. They scrutinize Michael Cohen's shaky credibility as he testifies in Trump's legal battles, revealing potential biases and inconsistencies. The trio also tackles the dire state of public schools, emphasizing the rise in school choice and the detrimental effects of teachers' unions. DeAngelis champions parental control over education, pushing for transformative reform in the system.

Education activist Corey DeAngelis and attorney Stephan Kinsella debate the merits of libertarian support for the school choice movement. They discuss the flaws in the public school system, the benefits of education savings accounts, government regulation on private and homeschooling, potential consequences of educational welfare, building coalitions, and examining charter school admissions.

Focus on education reform shines with Ray Domanico from the Manhattan Institute and Corey DeAngelis, who push the case for school choice. They dive into the frustrations of NYC parents, Mourad Belkas and Chi Lau, grappling with a chaotic public school lottery. Arizona success stories, John and Kendra Scheer, share their positive transition from public to private schools. The conversation touches on COVID's impact on schooling, the role of teachers' unions, and the urgent need for parental empowerment in navigating educational options.

Matt Taibbi, a renowned journalist, Phil Kerpen, president of a conservative advocacy group, and Corey DeAngelis, school choice advocate, dive into pressing issues. They discuss the CDC's attempts at damage control surrounding misleading COVID-19 narratives. The trio critiques teacher unions as many Chicago educators refuse to return to classrooms, while parents increasingly demand school choice. They also unpack the media's sensationalism surrounding January 6 and the political ramifications for the GOP in 2024, exploring the debate over educational equity and parental rights.