When Giving a Helping Hand Hurts – Part 2
Computational model exposes severe problems with the welfare system Previously, it was shown how a single mom with two kids in Gwinnett […]
When Giving a Helping Hand Hurts – Part 1
Computational model exposes severe problems with the welfare system Pop quiz: When does $9 + $1 equal –$6,000? This may look like […]
Education Savings Accounts and State and Federal Agendas
A certain desert city’s tourism department hopes you can finish the phrase, “What happens in Vegas…,” a slogan that turns lucky 13 […]
A Marriage Problem In Norcross and Peachtree Corners
A new report released by The Institute for Family Studies finds that 69 percent of 18-45 year olds in Peachtree Corners and […]
A Better Way to Measure Student Success
Six years ago, supporters of the national Common Core academic standards thought they had the formula to measure student success. Under the […]
Fraud prevention: There’s an app for that
A school board member in New Jersey pleaded guilty to wire fraud. A “longtime educator” in Palm Beach County, Florida, resigned from […]
Seventy-Five Percent of Republican Primary Voters Cast Ballots Approving Real School Choice
Republicans included a non-binding referendum question in yesterday’s Primary Election ballot asking if voters support school choice, and 75 percent of voters […]
Give a Little, Get a Lot!
Now is an especially good time to support GCO financially. Thanks to the generosity of a key supporter and GCO’s Board, every […]
Celebrating Healthy Families
Healthy families are the bedrock of a healthy, prosperous society. They are the place where children develop the values, skills, and habits […]
More Choices for Teachers with School Choice
Legislatures across the country have been discussing education reform for many years, specifically educational choice options. This year Georgia joined the conversation […]