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Time Is Running Out: Legislature Must Fully Fund LA GATOR to Deliver for Louisiana’s Kids
As Louisiana lawmakers gear up for the 2026 regular legislative session, one issue stands out as both [...]
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Debt Is the Fire—And Louisiana Is in the Path
Federal spending is out of control. Washington is racking up debt faster than at any time outside a world [...]
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What Isn’t a Charter School?
Let’s imagine you have an important job to do. Some reasonable people consider it the most important [...]
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Recent Education Hearing Explores Student Pipeline to Meet Louisiana’s Workforce Needs
On October 8, 2025, Louisiana’s House Education Committee held a hearing at the LSU Health Sciences [...]
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The Business Case for Second Chance Hiring
Louisiana faces no shortage of economic challenges—from persistent poverty to low labor force [...]
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The Erosion of Parental Trust and Responsibility in America
In an era where parenting is more scrutinized than ever, the United States appears to be undergoing a [...]
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The Perils of Populism: A Free Market Warning for Louisiana
In an era where political rhetoric often pits the “little guy” against the “big guy,” populism has [...]
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(Machine) Learning in Louisiana Schools
For many around the state, last week marked the first day of school. Students, teachers, and parents [...]
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Arkansas PBM Law Enjoined
Louisiana lawmakers considered a bill that would have prohibited companies from owning both pharmacy [...]
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