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  • Charter Schools and Accountability
    Charter Schools and Accountability

    August 26, 2017

  • Student-Based Budgeting Could Jumpstart Montgomery Public Schools
    Student-Based Budgeting Could Jumpstart Montgomery Public Schools

    By Nate Scherer
    August 25, 2017

  • Local Tourism Agencies Aren’t Liking the Extra Sunshine
    Local Tourism Agencies Aren’t Liking the Extra Sunshine

    By Spence Purnell
    August 24, 2017

  • Proposed Bill Offers Hope for Louisiana State Parks’ Severe Funding Challenges
    Proposed Bill Offers Hope for Louisiana State Parks’ Severe Funding Challenges

    Louisiana, a state which faces difficult finances, has absorbed $12 million of the department's cuts to its Department of Culture, Recreation, and Tourism. Recent legislation offers a potential solution to Louisiana state parks' funding woes.

    By Austill Stuart
    August 21, 2017

  • How to Deal With High Toll Rates and Other Issues on Express Toll Lane Networks
    How to Deal With High Toll Rates and Other Issues on Express Toll Lane Networks

    Urban areas need to address these challenges or risk losing the large benefits of these toll lane networks.

    By Robert Poole
    August 18, 2017

  • New SEBAC Agreement Inches Connecticut State Employees Pension Plan Towards Sustainability
    New SEBAC Agreement Inches Connecticut State Employees Pension Plan Towards Sustainability

    By Daniel Takash
    August 16, 2017

  • Preliminary Reports Suggest Favorable Investment Returns for Pension Funds…this Year.
    Preliminary Reports Suggest Favorable Investment Returns for Pension Funds…this Year.

    By Anil Niraula and Daniel Takash
    August 16, 2017

  • Is Tech Staying Tight?
    Is Tech Staying Tight?

    By Spence Purnell
    August 15, 2017

  • Indiana Can Serve as a Model for Private Infrastructure Investment
    Indiana Can Serve as a Model for Private Infrastructure Investment

    Critics are overstating the problems Indiana’s public-private partnership toll road deals have had and largely ignoring the benefits they’ve delivered.

    By Robert Poole
    August 14, 2017

  • Southern California’s Transit Agencies Need to Evolve
    Southern California’s Transit Agencies Need to Evolve

    By transitioning to service managers, transit agencies can match customers and service providers.

    By Baruch Feigenbaum
    August 11, 2017

  • Federal Fuel Economy Standards are Costly, Inefficient and Harm the Environment
    Federal Fuel Economy Standards are Costly, Inefficient and Harm the Environment

    New vehicles sold in the U.S. must comply with Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE) standards to reduce greenhouse gas emissions despite studies showing that these standards are both costly and inefficient.

    By Julian Morris
    August 11, 2017

  • As Local Governments Deal With Pension Crisis, Key Case Heads to State Supreme Court
    As Local Governments Deal With Pension Crisis, Key Case Heads to State Supreme Court

    California Supreme Court case on San Diego pension reforms will impact cities and counties across state.

    By Marc Joffe
    August 10, 2017

  • Dallas County School Districts Highlight Problems with Local Education Revenues
    Dallas County School Districts Highlight Problems with Local Education Revenues

    By Aaron Garth Smith
    August 10, 2017

  • How the Race in Tobacco Innovation is a Win for Public Health
    How the Race in Tobacco Innovation is a Win for Public Health

    Heat Not Burn (HNB), a new line of nicotine-free products by Tobacco Companies, reach out to a new demographic of smokers who are health conscious.

    By Guy Bentley
    August 8, 2017

  • Maryland Transit Administration’s Underwater Pension Could Jeopardize the State’s Good Credit
    Maryland Transit Administration’s Underwater Pension Could Jeopardize the State’s Good Credit

    By Marc Joffe
    August 4, 2017

  • Texas charters meet and surpass traditional public schools in achievement: CREDO
    Texas charters meet and surpass traditional public schools in achievement: CREDO

    By Tyler Koteskey
    August 4, 2017

  • Proposed Pennsylvania DOC Contracting Tax Could Undermine, Not Help, Recidivism Reduction
    Proposed Pennsylvania DOC Contracting Tax Could Undermine, Not Help, Recidivism Reduction

    Tax could divert resources from current efforts aimed at reducing recidivism, increase costs to taxpayers.

    By Leonard Gilroy and Austill Stuart
    August 4, 2017

  • To Equate Suncoast School for Innovative Studies’s Recent Decline With its Charter Status Would be Unfair
    To Equate Suncoast School for Innovative Studies’s Recent Decline With its Charter Status Would be Unfair

    Despite a charter school coming in at a D rating, the Florida grading system is doing what it's supposed to do- keeping the education system accountable and pushing schools to be their best.

    By Adrian Moore
    August 3, 2017

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