In search of the bright, shiny object
In the morning, when the sun hits our kitchen window just right, a dangling crystal refracts light, sending Serafina (the...
Read More >Please don’t control your soul’s desire for chaos
Videos have surfaced recently of starving residents of Shanghai screaming in the night a week into an incredibly misguided COVID-19...
Read More >James Buster Douglas and the Art of War
Military tactics are like unto water; for water in its natural course runs away from high places and hastens downwards....
Read More >Focus on constituencies to propel education choice forward
Months ago, The Heritage Foundation published a study showing that Democrats have provided determinative votes only rarely in state legislatures...
Read More >Public schools take everyone – except when they don’t
Arizona started down the choice road back in 1994 when a bipartisan group of legislators passed both a robust charter...
Read More >The Ayn Rand School for Tots
Recently, Geoff Esposito, a lobbyist for the Arizona ACLU, testified before the Arizona Legislature. He explained that while not a...
Read More >Suburban property values can surge along with student opportunity
I’ve heard that advocates of open enrollment reform are encountering opponents who claim that if you allow open enrollment, then...
Read More >Miami is taking your state’s talent to South Beach
Oliver Wiseman’s recent City Journal article on Miami paints an optimistic picture from urban America. Miami is the unofficial capitol...
Read More >A different world
In “Lord of the Rings,” J.R.R. Tolkien’s hobbits were a race of people who lived in an idyllic pastoral shire...
Read More >Collection of essays from education choice icon Jack Coons arrives just in time
My doom-scroll through “war-breaks-out-in-Europe” news was happily interrupted this weekend by the arrival of Jack Coons new book, “School Choice...
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