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Teachers Unions Say Each Teacher Costs Schools $100,000 But Unions Still Want MORE Money

written by Teresa Mull and Lennie Jarratt

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Good News About Vouchers the PDK Pollsters Failed to Disclose

by Robert Holland October 2, 2017

Recent polling results show school choice gaining traction. The latest, released September 13 by Chicago-based GenForward, revealed robust support from Millennials for vouchers to help needy children choose private schools.

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Yearning for More Robust Choice Than Charters Can Provide

by Robert Holland September 11, 2017

Charter schools are not going to disappear overnight from the menu of education-reform options.

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Biden’s Attack On Voting Rights Far Surpasses Trump’s Election Claims January 19, 2022
In one week alone, President Biden eclipsed everything Donald Trump and his supporters said about the validity of the 2020 election.
No Climate Warriors in Frozen Foxholes - WSJ January 11, 2022
Forty-one Democrats urge federal regulators to lower heating prices.
Now She Tells Us - WSJ January 11, 2022
CDC director Rochelle Walensky suddenly emphasizes relative risks.
Did Elizabeth Holmes Kill The #GirlBoss Buzz? January 7, 2022
Elizabeth Holmes of Theranos infamy was found guilty on four counts of fraud this month, finally completing her transformation from #girlboss hero to villainous…
The Placeholder President January 7, 2022
When Trump is the issue, Biden wins. And Biden's troubles begin.
J6 Hysteria Is To Avoid Accountability For Rigging Of The 2020 Election January 6, 2022
The 2020 presidential election was unlike any in American history. Hundreds of laws and processes were changed in the months leading up to the election,…
One Year Ago Today, A New Hoax Was Born January 6, 2022
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s first step to adopt Jan. 6 as a new national holiday on the same pedestal as 9/11 began with a snap impeachment.
Covid Policy: Once-Taboo Ideas Becoming Mainstream | National Review January 5, 2022
As we enter another year of the pandemic, once-taboo notions are now becoming mainstream.
Are Chicago Students Suffering With or From Teachers Unions? - WSJ January 5, 2022
Windy City labor bosses among lockdown bitter-enders.
Medical discrimination on the basis of race January 4, 2022
White people in some states willl have a tougher time getting possibly lifesaving meds for COVID.

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