Know Your Rights, Shape the Future
We believe parents know best
At FerskenED, we believe informed parents are powerful advocates for their children’s education. We provide resources, research, and direct support to help parents understand education policies, engage in legislative processes, and make informed decisions about their child’s education.
Parents know their children’s needs better than any bureaucrat or politician ever will, yet far too often, their voices are ignored in the policymaking process. Education laws and regulations are frequently shaped without meaningful input from the very people they affect most—families. We are committed to changing that by equipping parents with the knowledge, tools, and support they need to take a seat at the table and ensure their perspectives shape the future of education.
How Does FerskenED Help Parents?
Academic Policy & Legislative Support
Education policies impact your family, and we help you stay ahead. We track education bills, analyze their effects, and provide guidance on how these policies shape schools, funding, and parental rights. Our research and policy expertise ensure parents and stakeholders have the knowledge they need to advocate effectively.
Pictured Chase Eskelsen (FerskenED Founder) and Rod Hall (Utah State School Board Member)
Parent Empowerment & Advocacy
Your voice matters in education policy. We provide parents with clear, actionable information about current legislation, helping them understand what’s at stake and how to get involved. Whether it’s contacting representatives, testifying at hearings, or joining coalitions, we equip parents with the tools to influence policy decisions.
Pictured are Chase Eskelsen (founder of FerskenED) with a family outside the Louisiana State Capitol after speaking with legislators.
Understanding Education Savings Accounts (ESAs)
Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) are changing the landscape of school choice, but many parents have questions about how they work. We break down ESA policies, eligibility, and funding impacts to help families make informed decisions about their children's education.