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Mar 5, 2012

The Education Investment Tax Credit

Adam Schaeffer Cato Institute

This model legislation for education tax credits from the Cato Institute aims to provide maximum freedom for parents, children, schools, and taxpayers to support and attend the schools they choose. It allows businesses and individuals to claim a tax credit for donations made to a private school scholarship-granting organization ...

Aug 16, 2011

Private School Chains in Chile: Do Better Schools Scale Up?

Gregory Elacqua, Dante Contreras, Felipe Salazar, Humberto Santos Cato Institute

Examples from Chile demonstrate that the best way to increase the prevalence of successful schools and education methods is to create incentives for schools to scale up themselves, instead of forcing their innovations on other schools and districts through government mandates, this Cato Institute study concludes. Students at larger ...

Jun 6, 2011

The Other Lottery: Are Philanthropists Backing the Best Charter Schools?

Andrew J. Coulson Cato Institute

No correlation exists between a charter school receiving private funding and its later performance after controlling for external factors, writes Andrew Coulson in an analysis of California charter schools. Thus philanthropists have shown no ability to choose and replicate the best charter schools, instead repeatedly wasting their ...

May 1, 2011

The Federal Government’s Real – but Very Dangerous and Limited – Role in Confronting Bullying and Harassment

Neal McCluskey Cato Institute

The federal government does have, and should use, authority to enforce equal protection under the law against violence and harassment, testifies Neal McCluskey of the Cato Institute before the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights, but has in recent years interpreted this authority so broadly it has begun to infringe upon equal protection ...

Aug 3, 2009

The Poverty of Preschool Promises: Saving Children and Money with the Early Education Tax Credit

Adam B. Schaeffer Cato Institute

The political momentum behind state-level preschool programs is tremendous, but existing proposals are often flawed and expensive. Preschool can provide small but statistically significant short-term gains for low-income children; however, these gains usually fade quickly in later grades. There is little evidence to support the belief ...

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