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Feds Should Look Inward to Expand School Choice

written by Robert Holland

Education Featured
Top 10 Education Stories of 2015: Choice, Judges, and Common Core

by Lennie Jarratt December 31, 2015

There have been both good and bad education trends and stories in 2015. These stories center around three major themes: choice, judges, and Common Core. 10. NC Judge rules taxpayer-funded…

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Senate Approves Education Bill Keeping Feds in Charge of Education

by Lennie Jarratt July 17, 2015

Passage of ECAA in the Senate clearly shows a desire to maintain federal control over education. Maintaining these federally mandated programs is stifling innovation for teachers and students. Education should focus on the students, not the system the ECAA perpetuates.

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How School Choice Could Come Back To Bite Republicans In The Butt

written by Joy Pullmann

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“Free & Reduced Lunch” or “Costly & Reduced Effectiveness”?

by Marc Oestreich November 9, 2010

Never mind the fact that federal oversight of any sort is an overreach of executive power and wholly unconstitutional, Title I funding makes its case for the nation’s least necessary…

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Most Americans Are Scared Stiff To Talk Politics. Why? August 6, 2020
Causing offense isn’t the only thing people are worried about. Many are concerned about their livelihoods and ability to provide for their families.
Hating Humanity Won’t Get You Canceled - WSJ August 6, 2020
‘Some of us can only hope for the right virus to come along,’ the scientist wrote.
Guess Who Wants Cops Around? Blacks August 6, 2020
Gallup has a new poll out today with the headline “Black Americans Want Police to Retain Local Presence.” This headline understates the findings a bit.
Why “Green” Energy Is Impossible August 6, 2020
My colleague Isaac Orr has done the math. Isaac’s analysis is directed specifically to Minnesota, but we can extrapolate to U.S. and global electricity…
When Your Favorite Companies Go Woke - WSJ August 6, 2020
I like La Colombe, Disney and Airbnb. I get the feeling they don’t like me.
Andrew Cuomo Begs Wealthy New Yorkers to Not Flee New York City August 6, 2020
The wealthiest New Yorkers have fled over the course of the last five months.
Even though I should know better, I still experience a sense of disbelief about what’s going on August 5, 2020
Some days I wake up and it takes a while for it to hit me that so many Americans seem to have lost their minds.
Defending the Right To Stand for the Anthem Is a New Low in the Culture War - American Greatness August 5, 2020
The only way to resist that is to turn off the game and refuse to buy pro sports merchandise. To continue watching is surrender.
And Then They Came For 'Kindergarten Cop' August 5, 2020
The Northwest Film Center has canceled a showing of Kindergarten Cop because, yeah, racism.
What We Know Now About Hydroxychloroquine to Treat COVID-19 August 4, 2020
The group of patients who received hydroxychloroquine alone suffered about half the mortality of the baseline group.