Biting the hand that bites unions back
Private-sector taxpayers struggling to preserve their own retirement cannot bankroll such lavish deals—even as teachers unions try to distract public attention with pleas about “the children” and pink...
View ArticleCalifornia lawmakers should read the writing on the chalkboard
If California policy makers want to improve student achievement, they should read the writing on the wall and emulate Florida’s success
View ArticleCalif. foster care scholarship program is fiscally responsible reform
Emulating California's program in other states like Florida would do incredible good for the over 73,000 American children in foster care
View ArticleHow California can improve its plunging graduation rates
California public schools produced one dropout for every three graduates that same year according to education experts, but new findings from the U.S. Department of Education offer some hope for the...
View ArticleDon’t fix No Child Left Behind, end it
Lawmakers should take note of the long track record of failure for top-down education standards
View ArticleThe Southern Education Foundation’s bogus school lunch study
Its numbers don't track even close to federal census data on poverty
View ArticleNanny State Lessons From A German Homeschooling Family
Why did Obama's ICE challenge the Romeikes' asylum?
View ArticleOPINION: It’s Time To Admit The Feds Are Making Poverty Worse — Not Better
After more than five decades of the War on Poverty, it’s time to admit government isn’t the solution
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