Blog
Posted by on
August 7, 2026
Louisiana Teachers Head Back to School With a Right They Didn’t Have Last Year
Read morePosted by
Erin Bendily, Ph.D.
on August 4, 2026
Ten Questions Louisiana’s New MFP Task Force Should Answer
For the first time in years, Louisiana is taking a comprehensive look at how it funds K-12 education. [...]
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on July 31, 2026
A Name You Can’t Trust: The App Store Freedom Act and the Regulations Behind the Words
Lawmakers in Washington seem to have stumbled upon legislative alchemy. If you refer to government [...]
Read morePosted by
Vance Ginn, Ph.D.
on July 28, 2026
Keeping Louisiana’s Positive Momentum Requires More Reform
Louisiana has real economic wins to celebrate. Major projects in energy, manufacturing, technology, and [...]
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on July 24, 2026
A Tale of Two States
Louisiana has been called many things—New York is not one of them. From climate to culture, and now data [...]
Read morePosted by
Daniel J. Erspamer
on July 23, 2026
Louisiana Shouldn’t Force Groups to Choose Between Speaking Up and Upholding Privacy
Louisiana has a long tradition of loud, messy, public argument. Utility rate cases, pipeline fights, data [...]
Read morePosted by
Isabella Albano
on July 22, 2026
Every Cause Has Its Champion—and Maybe a Budget Carve-Out In Louisiana
The Pelican Institute has repeatedly highlighted the drawbacks of Louisiana’s hundreds of [...]
Read morePosted by
Erin Bendily, Ph.D.
on July 21, 2026
Louisiana’s Test Scores Are Rising. So are the Number of Children Still Waiting for a School that Fits.
Louisiana’s public schools have become a national talking point. Two straight rounds of gains on the [...]
Read morePosted by
Hope Schumaker
on July 21, 2026
Special Delivery: Drone Technology in Our State
Louisiana is positioning itself as a leader in welcoming new and emerging technologies. From Waymos [...]
Read moreSomething went wrong, please try again later or contact the site administrator