Missouri allows parents to teach their homeschooled children driver’s ed, unlike many other states that require homeschoolers to attend a […]
I tried looking up “Missouri” on WolframAlpha. You can find some statistics about population, and the state flag. The list […]
The American Issues Project is hosting a very interesting conference on policy and political issues in St. Louis. It takes […]
The St. Louis Public Schools are faced with a problem: how to compete with the new KIPP Inspire Academy. The […]
It’s exasperating when Missouri politicians talk about taxing casinos to “pay for education.” They imply that there’s some kind of […]
I found these letters to the editor about homeschooling in Tennessee through the Panama City Renaissance School blog. As I […]
A political science student contacted me this past week with some questions about the English-Language Amendment to the Missouri Constitution. […]
Interesting article on tax credits for movie producers in the St. Louis Business Journal. It describes how tax credits for […]
… in this Political Fix post? It’s “stimulus oversight.” The idea of a stimulus is to spend money all over […]
When you send politicians blank checks of money that they are just supposed to spend for the sake of spending […]
The Show-Me Institute’s Policy Pulse news coverage contest is nearing an end, but there’s still time for interested students to […]
On March 10, I had the pleasure of engaging in a conversation about education on Steve Spellman’s News at Five […]
In the very readable Capitalism and Freedom, Nobel laureate economist Milton Friedman wrote about the economic consequences of labor unions, […]
This Missourinet article (link via Combest) about a bill in the Missouri House, H.B. 683, tackles some valid issues within […]
Edspresso links to this op-ed about the virtual school controversy in Oregon. It describes how Oregon restricts virtual school attendance […]
I came across this story by way of the Panama City Renaissance School blog. British Prime Minister Gordon Brown has […]
Last night I had the pleasure of offering my thoughts about Clayton’s proposed ban on smoking in “public” places. I […]
This is from a story on Missourinet: Some veteran state legislators worry that term limits have hurt the process of […]
Where do you draw the line on animals in residential areas? I don’t just mean dogs and cats, but any […]
Dave Drebes has a smart piece up over at the ACC about the discussion over the city of Saint Louis […]
