“Education”—in politics, the word is all too often defined as a massive, long-standing, government-controlled institution. It’s supposed to mean a process of acquiring knowledge, state control or...Read more here

In January, the iLearn Project was honored to partner with Digital Learning Now! and several sponsors to host the Washington Online Learning Symposium for State Policymakers.

What About Bob?, Neon Electric Violins, a 3 year iPhone master…oh, and Online Education. This episode of Get Free has it all!

The legislature is considering a new entitlement to preschool ... in the middle of a budget crisis ... when they’re considering cutting basic education ... and the State Supreme Court has ordered...Read more here

The Freedom Foundation’s iLearn Project is showing the way forward for Washington’s students. In the world of the smart phone and the iPad, it’s unconscionable that we continue doing school like...Read more here

With the budget deficit looming, what will the state of WA do? We analyze what your legislator is doing and tell you how you can get informed and stay involved.

It can be tricky to make the right decision when it comes to voting on an initiative. More often than not you don’t have enough information to make a confident choice either way. But now you...Read more here

Destiny had many learning needs. After joining the Ward family, she entered first grade for the second time. At that point she had never completed a single school year in one school. She couldn’t...Read more here

In this week’s episode we talk about the recent Tacoma teacher strikes. Judges are bringing down the strong hand of the law!

With the legislative session over we look back at what happened in Olympia throughout the last 4 months. Who were the winners and losers this legislative session.

In Olympia and across the state the budget battle wages on. Last week the House of Representatives proposed cutting Basic Education Allocations to Alternative Learning Experience Programs by 19.9...Read more here

You might remember Riya from one of the iLearn Project’s very first Pioneer Profiles. Since then she has been working away at her online schooling and continues to excel. Watch the video below...Read more here

Planning to go to Online Learning Day at the Capitol? When you’re there, be sure you take a few minutes to visit your legislator. When it comes to online learning, you are the expert. Don’t be...Read more here

This week on Olympia Weekly, we recap Saturday’s competing rallies at the State Capitol, discuss a proposed temporary increase in teacher retirement benefits, and review bills that increase...Read more here

We don’t like to think about it, but many children are in pain. Childhood illnesses are simply a factor of the world we live in. Wouldn’t it be great if we could make life easier for those...Read more here

A weekly look at what’s happening at the State Capitol during this legislative session. This week our panelists talk about the Governor’s shake up, the supplemental budget, the State’s credit...Read more here

Could online learning be the answer to giving parents more choice and fixing our education system?

This the story of how online learning has changed the outlook for Ryan Fox, an autistic student from a small rural town. For more information on Ryan’s story, visit ilearnproject.com

In the spring of 2009 16-year-old Breon Johnson was on the verge of giving up on school for good. With a report card full of Ds and Fs, success seemed out of reach. What was the problem? Why did...Read more here