The Benefits of Education Tax Credits
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The Consequences of Debt for Returning Citizens
This is the third entry in a series of posts highlighting GCO鈥檚 report, A High Price to Pay: Recommendations for Minimizing Debt鈥檚 […]
Religious Freedom Next Year and Beyond
I recently attended a conference that included a number of participants who have thought deeply about religious freedom and have acted effectively […]
Why Do People Leave Prison with So Much Debt?
This is the second entry in a series of posts highlighting GCO鈥檚 report, A High Price to Pay: Recommendations for Minimizing Debt鈥檚 […]
The Religious Liberty Endgame
I have been following the legislative peregrinations of 蘑菇视频鈥檚 religious liberty (notice that, unlike the Atlanta newspaper, I don鈥檛 use 鈥渟care quotes鈥� […]
Moving Beyond Soft Skills: Applying Noncognitive Factors in 蘑菇视频鈥檚 Schools
This article is the first in a series of posts that will address key issues impacting college and career readiness in 蘑菇视频, […]
Addressing the Constitutional Challenge to Education Savings Accounts
Critics of Educational Savings Accounts often raise the issue of the constitutional challenges of using taxpayer funds to purchase private education. Recently, […]