Yesterday I wrote about an interview I did with KMBC 9 on the Royals’ latest announcement that they had new […]
Show-Me Talks Royals Stadium Move on KMBC
This week, the Kansas City Royals unveiled their latest renderings for two potential new stadia sites—one in Kansas City proper, […]
Problems with Paperwork
If they knew they didn’t have to, would anyone do paperwork? Over the past few months, I’ve talked a lot […]
A State at Risk: Education in Missouri
In 1983, the Reagan administration released the results of a nationwide evaluation of America’s education system in a report titled […]
Recently, DESE released the preliminary results of the 2023 Missouri Assessment Program (MAP), and the results were bad enough to […]
20 Missouri Districts Get the Green Light to Try New Assessment System
New beginnings are in the air in Missouri. Some families are sending their children off to college for the first […]
David Stokes, James Shuls, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss “innovation waivers”, the school choice movement internationally, the […]
Susan Pendergrass speaks with Ashley Berner about the importance of pluralism in education, how different countries think about pluralism in […]
In addition to declining enrollment, public education in Missouri has another serious problem—chronic absenteeism. Schools have been reopened for two […]
So, What Exactly Should Missouri Do About Property Taxes and Assessments? Part Two
In my prior post about property assessments and taxes in Missouri, I highlighted a few things we can do immediately […]
Chris Braunlich is the former Co-President and CEO of the Thomas Jefferson Institute for Public Policy, Virginia’s non-partisan public policy […]
In my last post, I discussed the ADVANCE Act, which would lower barriers to the construction of advanced modular nuclear […]
Of the 45 states with charter schools, Missouri is now the only one that doesn’t have suburban, small town, or […]
Cherry-picked Data Can’t Hide the Truth about Missouri’s Workforce
A version of the following commentary appeared in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. A couple of weeks ago CNBC released its […]
Oppenheimer Is Not the Only Interesting Thing in Nuclear this Summer
With the recent release of Oppenheimer (which I saw—it was awesome), it feels like an appropriate time to talk about […]
I Guess Rural Iowa Is Entirely Different than Rural Missouri
Rural Missouri families, I’m told, don’t want or need school choice. They love their local schools, and there aren’t any […]
David Stokes, Elias Tsapelas, and Avery Frank join Zach Lawhorn to discuss Missouri’s new transitional benefits law, Chesterfield discussing the […]
I can describe Missouri’s current Medicaid situation in three words: Time is money. As I wrote last month, our state […]
RECEPTION: 5:00 P.M. PRESENTATION : 6:00 P.M. Join the Show-Me Institute in St. Louis, Missouri at our annual Next Gen […]
Just the Fax, Ma’am: Dubious “Rankings” Press Release Emphasizes Importance of Transparency (part 2)
In part one of this post, I discussed a document posted to Governor Mike Parson’s webpage containing some claims that […]
