How Teachers in Texas Would Benefit from Expanding School Choice
Teacher unions often lead the opposition to legislation that would expand the ability of parents to choose the schools – whether public or private – their children attend.
Budget Impact of the Texas Taxpayers’ Savings Grant Program
The Taxpayers’ Savings Grant Program (TSGP) is a very concise piece of legislation, apparently intended to address the state’s looming biannual budget deficit by reducing enrollment and associated
State Insurance Exchanges: The Case against Implementation
State policymakers face a complex task as they decide whether to implement President Barack Obama’s health care law.
Four Problems, Four Solutions: A Blueprint for Reforming Texas’s Insurance Environment
This report reviews four major problems with Texas’s insurance environment and proposes four categories of action that elected leaders should take in order to remedy them.
The Parent Trigger: A Model for Transforming Education
The Parent Trigger is an innovation in education reform recently passed into law in California.




