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Ohio Governor’s Controversial Funding Vetoes Benefit Low-Capacity School Districts

By Savannah Robinson
July 9, 2015

Funding Portability Is Key to Education Reform

Allowing Title I dollars to follow individual students to the private or public school of their choice would increase funding equality

By Tyler Koteskey
July 9, 2015

A Market-Based Approach From Australia Can Help Solve California’s Water Crisis

Here are six fixes California can implement based on Australia's successful water allocation system reforms

By Jeff Bennett and Julian Morris
July 8, 2015

Los Angeles Unified: Case in Point for Why Weighted Student Formula at the District Level is Not Enough

By Lisa Snell
July 7, 2015

Pennsylvania Should Address School Funding Inequities with Urgency

By Aaron Garth Smith
July 7, 2015

New Jersey Residents Will Get Fewer Services as Public Pension Costs Skyrocket

Without pension reform, the Garden State will feel like a bankrupt city

By Leonard Gilroy
July 7, 2015

How Student-Based Budgeting Could Help Rescue Detroit’s Public Schools

Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder's plan to get Detroit's schools out of debt should utilize backpack funding

By Tyler Koteskey
July 2, 2015

Where Transit Could be Self-Supporting and How Politicians Ensure That it is not

By Baruch Feigenbaum
June 30, 2015

Charitable Giving Does Not Close Charter School Funding Gaps

By Savannah Robinson
June 29, 2015

Paying Down Unfunded Pension Liabilities Through Asset Sales and Leases

By Leonard Gilroy
June 29, 2015

No simple answers on affordable housing

By Adrian Moore
June 27, 2015

Air Traffic Control Newsletter #124

Answering arguments against ATC corporatization; New revelations about FAA's revised controller hiring

By Robert Poole
June 25, 2015

Pension Reform Newsletter – June 2015

New California Pension Initiative, How Will State Courts Rule on Pension Reforms?, Should Public Workers Get Special Treatment?, Public Pension Plans: A False Recovery, and more

By Adrian Moore
June 25, 2015

S&P State Pension Review

By Truong Bui
June 25, 2015

Mileage Based User Fees are the Most Realistic Long-Term Funding Mechanism

By Baruch Feigenbaum and Carol Park
June 22, 2015

Why Do Public Pension Systems Get Special Treatment?

The "California rule" is restricting the pension reforms that can be implemented in the state

By Pete Constant
June 19, 2015

Surface Transportation News #140

Traffic rebounds in first-quarter 2015; Interstate tolling controversy

By Robert Poole
June 19, 2015

Funding Follows Results for Charter School Facilities Bonds

Transparency through academic disclosure drives school quality

By Aaron Garth Smith
June 18, 2015