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In the end, more than freedom, they wanted security. They wanted a comfortable life, and they lost it all –...
Read More >School choice gains in Arizona next logical step in education freedom; wrangling sure to follow
Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey wraps up his final legislative session with victories on multiple fronts, not the least of which...
Read More >Future New York migrants could bring their school buildings with them to Florida
Charles C.W. Cooke wrote an entertaining column this weekend for the New York Post about the massive outflow of population...
Read More >I’m your ice cream monk, stop me when I’m passing by
Meditation expert Andy Puddicombe tells a story about ice cream from his days as a Buddhist monk in Tibet. Puddicombe...
Read More >Back to the future: The case for modernizing Arizona’s K-12 funding formula
Editor’s note: Here is the introduction to a new white paper authored by Matthew Ladner, director of the Arizona Center...
Read More >Hawaii has much to teach the mainland on funding equity
I recently published a white paper on K-12 funding equity in Arizona. The news was not great. Back in 1980,...
Read More >Memorial Day and the space-time lottery
Memorial Day is a time for remembering those who died in service to the United States. As inheritors of the...
Read More >Wisconsin just might have itself a convoy
'Cause we got a great big convoy Rockin' through the night Yeah, we got a great big convoy Ain't she...
Read More >We win, they lose
Russia’s reactionary former KGB officer-strongman launched a “special operation” to “de-nazify” the Ukraine, an independent nation whose president not only...
Read More >K-12 ‘deadweight loss’ falls mainly on the poor
Deadweight loss, also known as excess burden, is a cost to society created by market inefficiency. It occurs when supply...
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