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Teachers financially penalized for working in some high-poverty, high-minority schools
Are teachers paid more when they work in more difficult schools? Generally, there’s an assumption that harder jobs will grant higher pay — that’s why, for example, an underwater welder is paid handsomely. That’s called the theory of “compensating…
The federal tax-credit scholarship that runs without…
The Educational Choice for Children Act (ECCA) represents a major shift in how federal policy can…
New National Debt Analysis Offers Fresh Lens for…
Earlier this year, I wrote about the annual rating by Truth in Accounting (TIA), which found that…
Connecticut Cannot Solve Its Housing Crisis While…
At Connecticut’s 2025 State of Housing Conference on Nov. 17 and 18, one panel stood out for all the…
Week in Review: Union Members Only? Nope.
When people apply for government jobs, they should be judged on their merits and their ability to do…
Chamber report echoes what American Experiment has been saying for years
A new report from the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce has generated some interest among the state’s media this week. Headlines include: KSTP: MN Chamber of Commerce report says the state’s economy is ‘losing ground’ KEYC: Report: Minnesota’s economy is…
Grassroot testimonies submitted in November 2025
The following are testimonies submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii over the past few weeks…
Property tax reform won’t reduce student achievement
Kansas Representative Shannon Francis (R-Liberal) told KSNT-TV that he thinks higher property taxes…
Preserve Lahaina’s charm, waive overhead…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
Waive improvement requirements for damaged Lahaina…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
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