Washington Post Op-Ed page staff writer Jo-Ann Armao enthused at length on Friday about the miraculous things happening in the erst-while ...

For the past few weeks, I have been corresponding with some film producers who—encouraged perhaps by the commercial success of "Waiting...

Governor Brewer (R-AZ) caused a bill to be killed that would have greatly expanded the Arizona voucher program. Enacted a few years ago, the...

As a very young child, I was fascinated by my grandmother’s collection of button hooks. It was the mid-1940s and high button shoes had been ...

The Arizona Tuition Tax Credit has been the subject at this blog on a couple of occasions. In its early form it drew the incredulous att...

Eric Hanushek testifies in school finance cases. Again, and again, and again. Thirty-some years ago in the Maryland (Hornbeck) case and mos...

Today, Jennifer King Rice's critique of a Thomas B. Fordham Foundation report on the cost of full-time online K-12 schooling was publi...

A bill that passed the Arizona Senate Finance Committee in mid-January was signed into law by the Governor on February 29th. The new law do...

The Peoria (AZ) Unified School District board is working on a dress code for teachers. It would specify appropriate footwear and even addres...

Gov. Jan Brewer has appointed Craig Barrett, one-time president of Intel Corporation—a dominant Arizona presence—to the chairmanship of the ...