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Monday, June 2, 2008

Charter Schools Grow in St. Louis 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  Education (k-12)

The Show-Me Institute points us to an interesting article from the Saint Louis area: a single charter school operator now enrolls more students than many public school districts.

Monday, June 2, 2008

On (Healthy) Wisconsin 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  Health Care

Christian Schneider of the Wisconsin Policy Research Institute offers this note about health care on the WPRI blog:

Earlier in May, I took a trip to Seattle for a more »»

Monday, June 2, 2008

School Choice Improves Graduation Rates 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  Education (k-12)

University of Minnesota professor John Robert Warren tracked the academic success of students in Milwaukee. What did he find? Between 2003 and 2007, graduation rates of students in the Milwaukee Public Schools would have been 20 percent higher had they matched the graduation rates of students who took ... more »»

Monday, June 2, 2008

Cross-State Savings 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  Health Care

One way of making insurance more affordable is for states to let people buy policies across state lines. Greg Blankenship, of the Illinois Policy Institute, talks about what that would mean for residents of more »»

Monday, June 2, 2008

More Money, But Fewer Questions, Please 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  Education (k-12)

The Evergreen Freedom Foundation notes a distressing habit among public school officials: A call for taxpayers to be more generous with their money while themselves being stingy with information.

The devil's in the details: ... more »»

Monday, June 2, 2008

Drink! The Public Good Depends on It 

By John LaPlante

Filed As:  General, Privatization

It should be way too early in the morning to even talk about having a drink, but the Commonwealth Foundation says that at least one legislator in Pennsylvania wants state government to divest itself of liquor ... more »»

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