Posted by Isabella Albano on June 12, 2026How Many Laws Are Too Many?A total of 1,259 bills were filed during the 2026 Louisiana Legislative Session, which adjourned on June [...]Read more
Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on June 12, 2026SPECIAL FEATURE: Louisiana’s School Funding Reckoning: Teacher Pay, the MFP, and the Need for a Bigger ConversationLouisiana’s debate over teacher pay has exposed a deeper problem that policymakers can no longer afford [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on June 3, 2026A Win for Worker Freedom in Louisiana! SB312 Awaits Gov. Landry’s SignatureA big win for worker freedom in Louisiana! Senate Bill 312, sponsored by Senator Kirk Talbot and [...]Read more
Posted by Isabella Albano on May 15, 2026Louisiana Students Before Pork and PoliticsTax season just ended, and Louisianans likely noticed they kept more of their hard-earned income due to [...]Read more
Posted by Melissa Landry on May 15, 2026U.S. Energy Secretary Calls for More Capitalism in American Electricity Production — Is Louisiana Listening?Read more
Posted by Hope Schumaker on May 7, 2026Help From Above: Can Drone Technology Protect Schools During Emergencies?The safety of children has quickly become one of the highest values in technology policy debates. Few [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on May 1, 2026Ignore the Chicken Littles on Amendment 3: Constitutional Fund Dedications are No Way to Craft a BudgetLouisiana voters will consider five constitutional amendments when they got to the polls on May 16. [...]Read more
Posted by Sarah Harbison on April 25, 2026New Orleans Can’t Afford to Pay City Workers for Union BusinessThe City of New Orleans’ budget woes are well documented. At the end of 2025, the City required a $125 [...]Read more
Posted by Erin Bendily, Ph.D. on April 20, 2026Louisiana Lawmakers Consider Fix for Private School Pre-K OverreachSchools decry largest expansion of government regulation in state’s history, possible closures In [...]Read more