Dedicated to the proposition
“Matters of fact … are very stubborn things.” Tindal, Will of Matthew Tindal My Catholic elementary school in Duluth, Minnesota,...
Read More >Jack Coons: Childhood responsibility and freedom
Webster defines the adjectives “free” and “responsible” as follows: Free: Acting of one’s own will or choice and not under...
Read More >In memory of a champion of school choice for lower-income parents
Stephen Dwight Sugarman died the day after Christmas, interrupting almost 60 years of our friendship and collaboration on this planet....
Read More >A demerit for ‘merit’
High on a throne of royal state … Satan exalted sat, by merit raised To that bad eminence … --...
Read More >Hope for our young kin?
Jim and Alice have three children and a modest income. Should their income status justify our forcing these kids into...
Read More >How will choice affect inner-city public schools?
In any ample, subsidized program of parental choice, the student population of public schools in the inner-city will diminish. What,...
Read More >Is this dawn?
I wonder how many registered Republicans and Democrats agree with all, or even most, of their own party’s declared positions...
Read More >Choice smeared: Union bunk versus reality
In 1978, Stephen D. Sugarman and I published our third book on school finance, “Education Choice: the Case for Family...
Read More >Just another argument for education choice
The late, great Marilyn mothered our five children. As they accumulated over the span of eight years, she retired from...
Read More >All parents welcome
“I can dare to be poor, which is the only thing now-a-days that men are ashamed of.” John Gay, Polly...
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