Yule log, Stockings, Santa Claus: What Role do Holiday Traditions Play?
With the Christmas season upon us, we find ourselves spending more time with family and reminiscing about holiday traditions we started as […]
The Economy: What’s Love Got to Do With It? Turns Out, a Whole Lot!
Earlier this month, GCO hosted a lunch and learn with Dr. Brad Wilcox, one of the nation’s leading sociologists. Dr. Wilcox has […]
A Lesson in ESAs
Education Savings Accounts (ESAs) have dominated the school choice policy conversations as of late. However, many people are still unsure what ESAs […]
2015 ̹½ÊÓƵ NAEP Scores Show Room for Improvement
While commonly referred to as the “Nation’s Report Card,” the National Assessment of Educational Progress or “NAEP” assesses student knowledge in “math, […]
The Importance of Family Formation
James Wilson, signer of the Declaration of Independence, once said, “To the institution of marriage the true origin of society must be […]
The Odds are Not in ̹½ÊÓƵ’s Favor
In March of 2015 state Rep. Ron Stephens (R- Savannah) introduced legislation that would allow six casinos into ̹½ÊÓƵ’s borders. While the […]
Education Savings Accounts and Learning in the 21st Century
A few weeks ago, Wired magazine editor Joe Pugliese told readers a story that should sound familiar to anyone who followed the […]
̹½ÊÓƵ and the Future of Learning
Perla Macias pulled her son, Albiery, out of their local school in Arizona because he was not getting the attention Perla thought […]
Science and Morality in the Planned Parenthood Scandal
By now, almost everyone who isn’t a Democratic United States Senator has seen at least one of the five macabre videotapes […]
Religious Freedom in a New Age
On July 25th, AJC columnist Jay Bookman dismissed ̹½ÊÓƵ House Speaker David Ralston’s “Pastor Protection Bill” as an essentially meaningless symbolic […]