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• Lessons for Gov. Brown’s California School Finance Plan
  The governor's education reforms are good steps, but need to go further
  Lisa Snell
  May 15, 2013
• Yonkers, New York Pursuing Innovative School Partnership Approach
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Local Government Privatization
  Harris Kenny
  May 6, 2013
• 2012 School Choice Roundup In the States
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Katie Furtick
  April 29, 2013
• School Choice Performance in 2012
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Katie Furtick and Lisa Snell
  April 29, 2013
• Charter School Market Share for 2012
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Katie Furtick
  April 29, 2013
• Charter Schools Nationally Recognized in 2012
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Katie Furtick
  April 29, 2013
• Public Opinion of School Choice in 2012
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Katie Furtick
  April 29, 2013
• High-Achieving Charter Schools Serve Diverse Demands of Their Communities
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Katie Furtick
  April 29, 2013
• Weighted Student Formula in the States
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: Education
  Lisa Snell
  April 29, 2013
• Higher Education Public-Private Partnerships Update
  Subsection of Annual Privatization Report 2013: State Government Privatization
  Leonard Gilroy
  April 22, 2013
• What a Recent Labor-Relations Decision Teaches Us About the Meaning of “Public” and “Private”
  Alexander Volokh
  March 21, 2013
• 21st Century Schools Require 21st Century Finance
  Policymakers can improve - if not reinvent - the American education system.
  Harris Kenny and Leonard Gilroy
  September 28, 2012
• Transforming Education at the Local Level: Douglas County Leading the Way
  Interview with Dr. Elizabeth Fagen, Superintendent of Douglas County School District (Colorado)
  Harris Kenny
  August 29, 2012
• Puerto Rico Building Robust Infrastructure Privatization Program
  Puerto Rico advanced public-private partnerships in schools, highways and aviation in 2011
  Leonard Gilroy
  May 15, 2012
• California Library Privatization Success in Jeopardy
  Meanwhile, successful partnerships thrive in Florida, Oregon and elsewhere
  Harris Kenny
  May 15, 2012
• Reinventing Libraries in Osceola County, Florida: Partnering with the Private Sector to Create Standards of Excellence
  Interview with Osceola County, Florida Commissioner Frank Attkisson
  Harris Kenny
  April 12, 2012
• Is the U.S. School System a National Security Threat?
  Why Condoleezza Rice, Joel Klein and the Council of Foreign Relations are wrong about common core and national standards
  Lisa Snell
  March 23, 2012
• University of Kentucky Smart to Explore Private Sector for New Campus Housing
  Public-private partnerships are saving taxpayers money and helping universities provide better services.
  Leonard Gilroy and Harris Kenny
  December 15, 2011
• India's Mangled School Reforms
  The country’s new voucher provisions won’t increase choice.
  Shikha Dalmia
  September 14, 2011
• Trading Fertility for Prosperity
  Good news about trade from the dismal science
  Ronald Bailey
  August 30, 2011
• "Science" When It Suits Them
  Forget about creationism and start worrying about the left's faith-based devotion to government.
  David Harsanyi
  August 24, 2011
• The Bankrupt Agenda of the Save Our Schools Movement
  True progressives would embrace school choice, not teachers' unions.
  Shikha Dalmia
  August 16, 2011
• Moody’s Sounds the Alarm on Student Borrowing
  Mike Riggs
  August 5, 2011
• The Writing Is on the Wall
  Should we mourn the death of cursive handwriting?
  Greg Beato
  July 28, 2011
• Cheating Teachers Play the Blame Game
  Atlanta's dishonest teachers say the data made them do it.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  July 13, 2011
• The College Scam
  Higher education isn't worth the cost.
  John Stossel
  July 7, 2011
• The Pre-K Graduating Class of 2011
  A theater review
  A. Barton Hinkle
  June 21, 2011
• Joel Klein
  "We have a 19th-century classroom model in the 21st century."
  Nick Gillespie
  April 22, 2011
• Paul Pastorek
  "What Katrina did was it allowed us to think differently."
  Nick Gillespie
  April 21, 2011
• Jeb Bush on Disrupting the Educational Status Quo
  "Monopolies don't want to have direct competition."
  Nick Gillespie
  April 20, 2011
• Jay Greene
  "I'm very agnostic about what form choice must take."
  Nick Gillespie
  April 19, 2011
• Education Showdown
  The irresistible force of school reform meets the immovable object of teachers unions.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  April 18, 2011
• Not So Stagnant
  Are the good times really over for good?
  Brink Lindsey
  April 15, 2011
• Is the Great Stagnation Real?
  In many ways yes, but there is still room for hope and even celebration.
  Ronald Bailey
  March 22, 2011
• Long Live the American Dream
  Why India and China have nothing on America
  Shikha Dalmia
  March 1, 2011
• Losing the Brains Race
  America is spending more money on education while producing worse outcomes.
  Veronique de Rugy
  February 22, 2011
• Education and the State of the Union
  In which Obama rests on his laurels and tells parents and 20-somethings to get their acts together
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  January 27, 2011
• Beware Bipartisan School Reform
  If everybody on the Hill is happy, Americans probably shouldn't be.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  January 7, 2011
• Curbing Excellence
  The trouble with American education
  Steve Chapman
  December 20, 2010
• Political Correctness on Campus
  We need more debate about controversial subjects like affirmative action, not less.
  John Stossel
  November 11, 2010
• Waiting for Superman Becomes Waiting for Godot
  Telling tales about the demise of education reform in D.C.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  October 13, 2010
• How to Slash the State
  14 ways to dismantle a monstrous government, one program at a time
  October 5, 2010
• Money Is Not What Schools Need
  Competition is the answer.
  John Stossel
  September 16, 2010
• The Confrontation
  Drew Carey and Nick Gillespie clash with the Cleveland City Council over Reason Saves Cleveland.
  Nick Gillespie
  September 8, 2010
• Knowing is Half the Battle. But It's the Easy Half.
  Liberating teacher performance data is a great way to start out the school year. But it's not enough.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  September 1, 2010
• New Rules for Schools
  For-profit schools got fat on federal education money. Now the government wants to put them on a diet.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  July 28, 2010
• A Rhee of Hope
  Will Michelle Rhee fix D.C.'s notoriously dysfunctional school system?
  David Harsanyi
  July 28, 2010
• Teachers Unions vs. Online Education
  Kids live on the Internet. Why aren’t they learning online too?
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  July 20, 2010
• Beck U
  The excitable Fox News host goes to college
  Michael C. Moynihan
  July 7, 2010
• How to Save Cleveland
  Turning around America’s dying cities is difficult, improbable, and necessary.
  Nick Gillespie
  May 24, 2010
• What’s a Diploma Worth?
  Americans have always loved college and real estate. So why do these assets need government support?
  Tim Cavanaugh
  May 20, 2010
• School Sucks: The Movie
  A review of The Cartel, a documentary about school choice—and the lack thereof.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  April 23, 2010
• Education Reformers Get Schooled
  The trouble with one-size-fits-all solutions
  Steve Chapman
  April 15, 2010
• Obama’s Education Spending Frenzy
  After the administration’s first year, it’s status quo 20, reform 1.
  Lisa Snell
  April 9, 2010
• Last Chance for School Reform
  D.C. schools are the worst in the nation, but they may also be ripe for big changes.
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  April 7, 2010
• Traditional Schools Aren't Working. Let's Move Learning Online.
  We already work online, play online, and shop online. Why isn't school online?
  Katherine Mangu-Ward
  April 6, 2010
• Education Lessons Are Lost on Obama
  Not every failure occurs in the classroom
  Steve Chapman
  March 22, 2010
• Education Is Too Important for a Government Monopoly
  It's time to let parents choose
  John Stossel
  February 18, 2010
• Lifting All Boats in Louisiana: A Vision for Transforming Louisiana's Education System
  Interview with Paul Pastorek, Louisiana State Superintendent of Education
  Lisa Snell
  January 29, 2010
• P.C. Never Died
  Think campus censorship disappeared in the 1990s? Guess again.
  Greg Lukianoff
  January 11, 2010
• Obama's Race to the Top May Help Spur Much-Needed Education Reforms
  Schwarzenegger has opportunity to improve teacher performance and increase use of charter schools
  Lisa Snell
  August 24, 2009
• Lift Restrictions on School Outsourcing in California
  Other states and school districts are saving millions by contracting out non-instructional support services
  Lisa Snell
  June 30, 2009
• Are Charters a Drain on Traditional Public Schools?
  Charters are a legitimate part of the public school system
  Lisa Snell
  June 12, 2009
• Who Do Charters Educate?
  The numbers prove that charters help disadvantaged students
  Lisa Snell
  June 11, 2009
• Massive, Expensive Expansion of the Pell Grant Program
  President Obama wants to make college grants into an entitlement. Bad idea.
  Michael C. Moynihan
  June 10, 2009
• How Much Freedom Do Charter Schools Deserve?
  Oakland owes a lot to its charter schools
  June 10, 2009
• President Obama Fails the Kids in the DC Voucher Program
  Ignoring the program's big successes, Congress and Obama pay off the teachers' unions
  Shikha Dalmia
  April 20, 2009
• Roanoke Schools Embrace Privatization to Cut Costs, Focus on Education
  Privatizing transportation will free up money for classroom
  Leonard Gilroy
  April 14, 2009
• U.S. News' College Rankings Are Fundamentally Flawed
  Creating a more results-based system
  April 1, 2009
• The Inconsistencies In President Obama's Education Plans
  The rhetoric on charter schools, firing bad teachers and merit pay sounds good, but where is the follow through?
  Lisa Snell
  March 18, 2009
• Huge Stimulus Plan Won't Change the Education System's Status Quo
  Throwing money at failing schools won't boost test scores or graduation rates
  Lisa Snell
  January 27, 2009
• Obama Can Help Rhee Fix DC's Schools
  Tackling teacher tenure could launch meaningful education reforms
  Lisa Snell
  December 10, 2008
• Some Democrats Supporting School Vouchers
  Positive development for school choice
  Lisa Snell
  November 1, 2008
• Preschool's Failures
  Where are the long-term benefits?
  Lisa Snell
  October 31, 2008
• Universal Preschool Hasn't Delivered Results
  Study after study shows no long-term gains for kids who attend universal preschool
  Shikha Dalmia and Lisa Snell
  October 17, 2008
• LAUSD Doesn't Need $7 Billion in Bonds
  District's budget is rapidly growing even as enrollment declines, schools close
  Lisa Snell
  October 17, 2008
• How Obama Can Win Working-Class Votes
  Ask colleges to end preferences for minorities and white children of alumni in admissions
  Shikha Dalmia
  September 24, 2008
• More Evidence that Universal Preschool Doesn't Offer Lasting Benefits
  By second grade the benefits of one of the nation's 'best' universal pre-K programs are gone
  Lisa Snell
  August 22, 2008
• Protect Our Kids from Preschool
  Preschool doesn't show lasting gains and may do more harm than good
  Shikha Dalmia and Lisa Snell
  August 22, 2008
• Public Says Post Office Is Doing a Better Job Than Public Schools
  New data from California shows how badly schools are failing African-Americans
  Lisa Snell
  August 18, 2008
• Failing Public Schools Wipe Out Any Preschools Gains
  Sen. Obama's education plans should focus on charter schools, other reforms, not universal preschool
  Lisa Snell
  June 6, 2008
• Will a Democrat Please Stand Up?
  Looking for someone to help kids stuck in California's failing schools
  Lisa Snell
  May 28, 2008
• Closer Look at California's Proposed Education Cuts
  State budget deficit makes some cuts necessary
  Lisa Snell
  May 13, 2008
• Sen. Obama Is Right: Parents Are the Key to Fixing Schools
  More money won't save our troubled public schools
  Joanne Jacobs
  May 1, 2008
• Are Over 100,000 California Teachers Getting Pink Slips?
  When it is time to make budget cuts, teachers shouldn't be the first to go
  Lisa Snell
  April 3, 2008
• Legacy Admissions Hurt Middle-Class Students
  Stanford, Yale, Harvard and other universities offer tuition breaks but don't fix admissions process
  Shikha Dalmia
  March 18, 2008
• Catholic Schools Struggle to Stay Open
  Catholic schools produce good results, but are having trouble competing with public and charter schools
  Joanne Jacobs
  March 5, 2008
• "Instructionist" School Reform and School Choice
  Low-income kids being left further behind in places where instructional reform doesn't include choice
  Lisa Snell
  February 6, 2008
• Legacies of Injustice
  Alumni preferences threaten educational equity--and no one seems to care.
  Shikha Dalmia
  February 1, 2008
• The Success of Charter Schools
  Letter to the Editor
  Lisa Snell
  January 25, 2008
• Frequently Asked Questions About Weighted Student Formula
  Is it the right school finance solution for Indiana?
  Lisa Snell
  January 24, 2008
• Weighted Student Formula and School Empowerment
  Interview with Dr. William G. Ouchi
  Lisa Snell
  January 24, 2008
• It Isn't the Bullying, Stupid, It's the Parenting
  Don't blame school shootings on kids being bullied
  Joanne Jacobs
  December 4, 2007
• Lessons From Abroad
  School choice only helps education
  Shikha Dalmia
  October 29, 2007
• Sending Poor Kids to Middle-Class Schools Doesn't Fix the System
  It doesn't produce better test scores either
  Joanne Jacobs
  September 21, 2007
• Urban Schools Scores Rise When Parents, Principals Lead
  "Weighted Student Formula" helping urban school districts close the achievement gap
  Lisa Snell
  August 26, 2007
• Preschool Reality Check in New Jersey
  Long-term benefits of preschool are being overstated
  Lisa Snell
  August 9, 2007
• California's Lost Students
  "English Learners" caught in perverse system
  Joanne Jacobs
  August 1, 2007
• Money Talks
  Give families school choice, and they will get choice schools
  Lisa Snell
  June 1, 2007
• Election Day Lessons for LAUSD
  Let Students Vote with Their Dollars
  Lisa Snell
  May 15, 2007
• The Weighted Student Formula
  Is There a Better Way to Fund Indiana Education?
  Lisa Snell
  March 15, 2007
• Indiana's Full-Day Kindergarten: A Wise Choice for Education Dollars?
  Negligible, short-term results won't fix Indiana's schools
  Lisa Snell
  March 6, 2007
• Experimenting With School Choice: A Tale of Two California Districts
  Oakland, Compton show school choice can improve results more than the status quo
  Lisa Snell and Shikha Dalmia
  February 23, 2007
• State Education Tests Don't Snuff Creativity
  Parents get road map to follow progress
  Lisa Snell
  December 6, 2006
• Blacks and Hispanics Don't Need Racial Preference Laws
  As California shows, minorities get into good schools all the same
  Shikha Dalmia
  November 26, 2006
• Midterm Election Silver Lining
  Michigan's affirmative action vote may signal national trend
  Henry Payne and Shikha Dalmia
  November 22, 2006
• Education After Affirmative Action
  California's students have benefited from end of racial preferences
  Shikha Dalmia and Henry Payne
  November 7, 2006
• Never-Ending School Bonds
  Over budget and behind schedule is state's school-building motto
  Lisa Snell
  November 2, 2006
• Fairness Takes Back Seat With School Impact Fees
  New residents should not bear the burden of financing new schools
  Leonard Gilroy
  October 6, 2006
• For Answer to LAUSD's Woes, Look North
  Weighted student formula can help mayor improve Los Angeles schools
  Lisa Snell
  August 27, 2006
• Universal Preschool Benefits Miscalculated and Overstated
  RAND study compares apples and oranges, exaggerates pre-k's benefits, underestimates costs
  Chris Cardiff and Edward Stringham
  June 6, 2006
• Where Did India's Skilled Labor Come From?
  The surprising role of private education
  Shikha Dalmia
  June 1, 2006
• Preschool For All? Don't Feed the Beast
  Claims that preschool boosts reading scores later are at odds with history
  Lisa Snell
  May 25, 2006
• Hands Off My Fridge, Meathead
  Taxing and tactics should be questioned in California universal preschool debate
  Shikha Dalmia and Lisa Snell
  March 16, 2006
• School Impact Fees Create Unfair Financial Burdens
  Ohio's push to fund school facilities is off the mark
  Samuel Staley
  January 9, 2006
• Meathead Is at It Again
  California's universal preschool plan will hurt businesses, teachers
  Shikha Dalmia and Lisa Snell
  December 8, 2005
• Universal Preschool Is Inviting Universal Disaster
  Reiner's plan is failing in Quebec, won't work in CA
  Shikha Dalmia and Lisa Snell
  December 4, 2005
• Let a Thousand Choices Bloom
  Debating the future of education reform.
  Lisa Snell
  December 1, 2005
• Hard Lessons from the Big Easy's Public Schools
  New Orleans private schools fight for survival
  Shikha Dalmia
  November 29, 2005
• California Ballot Initiatives Can Jumpstart Reforms
  Teacher tenure, paycheck protection needed to improve system
  Lisa Snell
  November 3, 2005
• Don't Give Them Our Preschoolers
  Rob Reiner's Preschool for All Act throws good money after bad
  Lisa Snell
  September 22, 2005
• Universal Preschool Isn't the Answer
  Data show government-run preschools are a costly failure
  Lisa Snell
  September 7, 2005
• Special Election for Education Issues in California
  Teacher tenure, paycheck protection, budgeting on ballot
  Lisa Snell
  September 1, 2005
• School Choice Scorecard
  States decide the fate of several school choice initiatives
  Lisa Snell
  July 1, 2005
• Defining the Education Market: Reconsidering Charter Schools
  Reconsidering Charter Schools
  Lisa Snell
  July 1, 2005
• Defeats, Some Victories Scored by School Choice Supporters
  Lisa Snell
  July 1, 2005
• How Schools Underreport Violence, Cheat No Child Left Behind
  From underreporting violence to inflating graduation rates to fudging testscores, educators are lying to the American public
  Lisa Snell
  June 30, 2005
• School Cheating Epidemic - Among Adults
  Schools across the country painting a false picture of their performance
  Lisa Snell
  June 20, 2005
• Questioning State Aid for Students at Private Colleges
  Policies need to maximize students' opportunities, not limit their choices
  Lisa Snell
  June 3, 2005
• School Choice a Hot Topic in State Legislatures Nationwide
  State battles over school choice yield mixed results
  Lisa Snell
  June 1, 2005
• Ohio House OKs Statewide Voucher Plan
  Program would provide vouchers to children in underperforming school districts
  Lisa Snell
  June 1, 2005
• School Choice Legislation Is All the Rage in 2005
  At least 17 states considering choice proposals
  Lisa Snell
  May 1, 2005
• The President Plays the Simon Part; Congress, alas, is Paula
  Despite Bush cuts, Congress keeps ineffective education programs alive
  Lisa Snell
  April 10, 2005
• Break Up LAUSD's Violent Schools
  Smaller campuses are the safest
  Lisa Snell
  March 3, 2005
• British Study Casts Doubt on Benefits of Class-Size Reductions
  Reforms more likely to increase student achievement
  Lisa Snell
  March 1, 2005
• Align Education Funds and Results
  Weighted student formulas help accountability
  Lisa Snell
  February 19, 2005
• US Students Flunk Math, Again
  American students ranked 24th, out of 29 countries
  Lisa Snell
  February 1, 2005
• Outsourcing Opponents Seek to Discredit Private Sector
  Lisa Snell
  January 1, 2005
• Red-Tape Blues
  Very tough to open a private or charter school in California
  Lisa Snell
  December 26, 2004
• Special Ed Students in Low Achievement Trap
  Teachers fail to utilize research-based instructional practices
  Lisa Snell
  December 1, 2004
• School Violence Tolerated
  1,603,000 non-fatal crimes at school from '96 to 2000
  Walter E. Williams
  October 13, 2004
• No Way Out
  The No Child Left Behind Act provides only the illusion of school choice.
  Lisa Snell
  October 1, 2004
• Privatization Produces Gains in Philadelphia
  District posts average gains of 10 points in reading and math
  Lisa Snell
  October 1, 2004
• Corruption in Public Schools Costs Taxpayers
  $8 million in undocumented expenses
  Lisa Snell
  September 1, 2004
• The State's Backward Ways
  Refusal to allow privatization of some services hurts students
  Lisa Snell
  August 4, 2004
• Privatize...for the Kids, of Course
  Schools save by outsourcing maintenance, transportation, and food service
  Geoffrey Segal
  July 21, 2004
• LAUSD Plunders Funds for Charter Schools
  37 percent of funds never reach schools
  Lisa Snell
  July 14, 2004
• Virginia Schools Should Focus on Mission: Educating
  Privatizing services could save millions
  Geoffrey Segal
  June 21, 2004
• $100 Million Fraud in Miami-Dade Schools
  Corruption, mismanagement plauge district
  Lisa Snell
  June 1, 2004
• Scandals Prevalent in Public Schools
  Examples of public schools fleecing taxpayers
  Lisa Snell
  June 1, 2004
• Accountability Looms for Special Education
  How to best achieve accountability
  Lisa Snell
  March 1, 2004
• School Choice Programs Tighten Accountability
  Overregulation could hurt growth
  Lisa Snell
  February 1, 2004
• Restructuring California's School Finance System
  State should use weighted student formula
  Lisa Snell
  January 23, 2004
• Analyzing the CA Education Budget
  Structural reform needed
  Lisa Snell
  January 14, 2004
• Reducing Class Sizes Achieves Mixed Results
  Studies question effectiveness
  Lisa Snell
  January 1, 2004
• Schools Improve When Principals Can Be Entreprenuers
  Local control improves results
  Lisa Snell
  December 1, 2003
• Teacher Unions Crush Philanthropy and Volunteerism
  Michigan rejects $200 million
  Lisa Snell
  December 1, 2003
• Charter Schools Improve Achievement, Despite Resistance
  Charters face more hurdles than public schools
  Lisa Snell
  November 1, 2003
• Will Schwarzenegger Support School Choice?
  Arnold will likely follow Bush's model
  Lisa Snell
  August 19, 2003
• Kill DARE Now
  It's Costly. It Doesn't Work. It Can't Reform.
  David Nott
  February 10, 2003
• Why Are Unions Trying to Kill Charter Schools?
  A sad charter story
  Lisa Snell
  December 3, 2002
• LAUSD Should Let Builders Build Schools
  School construction boondoggles common in CA
  Lisa Snell
  November 10, 2002
• Edison Charter Soars in San Francisco
  Real accountability, real results
  Lisa Snell
  August 15, 2002
• Resisting Meaningful School Choice
  Baltimore offers 194 transfer spots for 30,000 kids
  Lisa Snell
  July 11, 2002
• The Arizona Tax-Credit Program Paradox
  Successful example of a school-choice initiative
  Lisa Snell
  April 2, 2002
• Virtual Schools are the Future
  Public schools will face stiff competition
  Lisa Snell
  March 5, 2002
• Crippling California Schools
  New law prohibits privatization savings
  Lisa Snell
  January 15, 2002
• Gaming for Education Dollars
  Federal bill long on money, short on reform
  Lisa Snell
  January 7, 2002
• Increasing Student Performance Through Competition
  Examining the President's Management Agenda
  Lisa Snell
  January 7, 2002
• Edison Should Get to Run Schools Its Way
  Keys to success in Philly privatization
  Lisa Snell
  December 12, 2001
• Facts, Not Agendas in Textbooks
  Slanted environmental news shouldn't be in schools
  Kenneth Green
  December 2, 2001
• Getting the Bias Out of Environmental Communications
  Textbooks, reports need science, not politics
  Kenneth Green
  October 1, 2001
• Choice Shouldn't Just be for School Supplies
  Kids should be able to flee failing schools
  Lisa Snell
  August 17, 2001
• Value of Vouchers
  Competition leads to results
  Lisa Snell
  February 18, 2001
• Response to Bush Education Plan
  School Vouchers are Needed to Enforce Bush's Accountability Program
  Lisa Snell
  January 26, 2001
• Brand-Name Schools Closing Achievement Gap
  Alternatives to failing schools
  Lisa Snell
  October 20, 2000

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