The movement to provide choice in schools increasingly, and perhaps predictably, offers more choices. If vouchers represented an advance on…

Last August hosted National Employee Freedom Week, a time to celebrate our nation’s 28 right-to-work states, lament over the 22…

How would consumers react to the state mandating that Americans shop at only the supermarket nearest to them? When the…

U.S. Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos visited a public school and a private school in Florida on Tuesday. The representatives…

America has two democracies, one political and the other free market. The concept of a political democracy dates back to…

The District of Columbia Public Schools (DCPS) has been treating its teachers as though they are normal, private-sector employees, and…

Google’s Ngram, which charts the use of written words over time, tells us something profound in its display of the…

We know different parents have different preferences regarding how their children are educated. Some may place an emphasis on standardized test scores,…

Don’t ever bet that higher education can’t go any lower. You’re bound to lose. Two recent and sorry examples prove…

In most parts of the United States, “School’s out for summer!” Commercials on television and radio have started advertising waterparks…