Melon-scoop America
America’s founders (wisely) set up a federal system in part to defend liberty. Federalism allows Americans to select a state...
Read More >Tiffany is armed to look to her own defense
In 410, after years of enough backstabbing, civil wars and barbarian invasions to make a Games of Thrones scriptwriter blush,...
Read More >Apocalypse Not: K-12 choice and rural Texas education
Jason Bedrick and I co-authored a new study for the Heritage Foundation last week in which we test an...
Read More >The federalism path to education freedom
The Teach Coalition Office of Jewish Education Policy and Research released a study last week on enrollment in New York...
Read More >Change is difficult, but stasis is deadly
Five member universities departed the Pacific-12 Conference last week, following the leads of three others. Despite boasting more NCAA national...
Read More >Arizona governor touts misleading narrative on Empowerment Scholarship Program
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs released a memo to claim that Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account represents “increased costs to taxpayers.” The...
Read More >The inevitable is certain but not always punctual
American scientist and futurist Roy Amara (on the left above) coined a phrase which came to be known as “Amara’s...
Read More >Commentary: Wasting away again in Unionville
Some people claim that there is school choice to blame, but we know, it’s all Randi’s fault. The nonprofit research...
Read More >Novel state experiments offer benefits to the rest of the country
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis coined the notion of American states serving as “laboratories of democracy” in New State Ice Co. v....
Read More >Rosenwald Schools set the stage for today's education choice movement
Rosenwald schools served as a forerunner of the modern choice movement. As the Smithsonian Magazine explained: Between 1917...
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