New Report From Mississippi Finds High Levels of Satisfaction for ESA Families
Research evidence loves company. Consistent findings from different populations mean the results are less likely to be an accident and more likely […]
Private School Scholarships Save Money for ̹½ÊÓƵ Taxpayers
New research from EdChoice finds that ̹½ÊÓƵ’s scholarships for K-12 private school students have saved the state between $12 million and $85 […]
When Giving a Helping Hand Hurts – Part 2
Computational model exposes severe problems with the welfare system Previously, it was shown how a single mom with two kids in Gwinnett […]
When Giving a Helping Hand Hurts – Part 1
Computational model exposes severe problems with the welfare system Pop quiz: When does $9 + $1 equal –$6,000? This may look like […]
Education Savings Accounts and State and Federal Agendas
A certain desert city’s tourism department hopes you can finish the phrase, “What happens in Vegas…,” a slogan that turns lucky 13 […]
A Marriage Problem In Norcross and Peachtree Corners
A new report released by The Institute for Family Studies finds that 69 percent of 18-45 year olds in Peachtree Corners and […]
A Better Way to Measure Student Success
Six years ago, supporters of the national Common Core academic standards thought they had the formula to measure student success. Under the […]
Fraud prevention: There’s an app for that
A school board member in New Jersey pleaded guilty to wire fraud. A “longtime educator” in Palm Beach County, Florida, resigned from […]