Pennsylvania Education: Home Run or Strike Out?
As the Governor stumps to increase spending on public education, his efforts were boosted by a report from the Center on Education Policy, a public
Christopher Wendt
August 20, 2009
As the Governor stumps to increase spending on public education, his efforts were boosted by a report from the Center on Education Policy, a public
Apparently some Obama party operatives think Mt. Lebanon schools’ decision to allow teachers the option of showing or not showing Obama’s pep talk was
A study just released jointly by the Keystone Research Center and the Economic Policy Institute (Public Versus Private Employee Costs in Pennsylvania: Comparing Apples to
Now that the Promise program has had a couple of years of operational experience, they have seemingly encountered a problem. Perhaps they have made
The denizens of Wall Street Occupistan obviously have never paid much attention to lectures on logic, unintended consequences or internally contradictory reasoning. Case in
Students of the Pittsburgh Public Schools, education advocates, and parents of children in the District are in Harrisburg today to petition for more money
Never has so much inanity, ignorance and denial of reality been on display as the Pittsburgh City Council’s proclamation calling for the Federal government
In a recent op-ed piece a business owner made an incredible statement. “My business would be hurt far more by allowing the tax cut
A Pittsburgh newspaper whose op-ed writers are hopelessly enamored of Federal government programs to solve any and all problems now think it would be