Education
Wall Street Journal: Even Southern States Should Worry About Migration to Florida
At first blush, there’s little reason for state legislators in Mississippi and Georgia to care about James Quigley’s cross-country move with his family to Florida from Washington state. But legislators in Jackson and Atlanta, and other capitals, may…
Let Connecticut Keep Opportunity at Home
Connecticut has a rare opportunity in front of it. The question is straightforward: Will we allow…
Minnesota highest graduation rate paired with lowest…
The Minnesota Department of Education recently announced that the class of 2025 set a new record for…
March Madness Bracket: Social Mobility
As March Madness nears its exciting zenith, it’s worth looking beyond the drama and excitement to…
Interview with Louisiana Works Secretary Susie Schowen
Louisiana families have spoken—and they are demanding more educational opportunity.The latest…
Why the Science of Reading Is Missouri’s Path Forward
Recently, Show-Me Institute analysts have been sounding the alarm on Missouri’s literacy crisis. The data are sobering—42 percent of our state’s fourth graders can barely read, representing some of the worst results we have seen in two decades. When…
How many kids who are behind in reading ‘catch’ up?
For the fourth year in a row, Minnesota’s third-grade reading scores have declined. While COVID…
Grade inflation and its impacts on students
Photo by Creatas Images on FreeImages There are many different measures used to determine how a…
Poll: Nine out of Ten in Hampden County Support…
BOSTON – A new poll commissioned by Pioneer Institute finds that an overwhelming 90 percent of…
Minnesota open enrollment participation among nation’s…
Minnesota’s 1988 open enrollment law was the nation’s first, allowing students to attend public…
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