School Choice Respects Parents, Promotes Kids’ Best Interests
Sometimes you miss the trees for the forest. Education reform debates tend to…
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Oregon Legislature Should End Its General Fund Lottery Addiction
A state legislator from Milwaukie, Carolyn Tomei, has introduced a package of bills…
Read Blog DetailBring Oregon into the School Choice Age
What makes Oregon special? The slogan “Oregon. We Love Dreamers” invokes images of…
Read Blog DetailFreedom and Opportunity Are the Future of Education
Next week is National School Choice Week. Every January, National School Choice Week…
Read Blog DetailEmpowering Parents Gives Low-Income Children a High-Quality Education
Fourteen years ago, the late philanthropists Ted Forstmann and John Walton challenged local…
Read Blog DetailNational School Choice Week
Please join us for Cascade’s second Policy Picnic theme for the month of…
Read Blog DetailMaking College Even More Expensive
Governor Kitzhaber has decreed that by 2025, 40 percent of Oregonians should have…
Read Blog DetailDoes Obama’s HHS Mandate Make “Religious Freedom Day” an Empty Proclamation?
Every year, the President declares January 16 “Religious Freedom Day.” On that day…
Read Blog DetailFederal Relief Aid Is the New Entitlement
Recently, the governors of New York and New Jersey sent a joint letter…
Read Blog DetailUnderstanding Why Oregon’s Wind Energy Mandate Won’t Work
Please join us for Cascade’s monthly Policy Picnic on Wednesday, January 16, at noon. Cascade President…
Read Blog DetailAmerica’s Bloated School Bureaucracies
By Benjamin Scafidi, Ph.D. America’s public schools are bloated with bureaucracy and skinny…
Read Blog DetailAmerica’s Bloated School Bureaucracies
By Benjamin Scafidi, Ph.D. America’s public schools are bloated with bureaucracy and skinny…
Read Blog DetailSocrates and the Fiscal Cliff
Socrates said, “An unexamined life is not worth living.” 2013 begins with national…
Read Blog DetailMOODY AVENUE RETROFIT: How Portland Spent $52 Million to Make Traffic Worse in the South Waterfront
By Nathan Stecker and John A. Charles, Jr. Introduction In June 2012 the…
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