The central problem with SSDI is that for disabled workers who could reasonably make a return to the labor force through training or rehabilitation, there are few incentives and often not enough support.
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These results ought to make clear that school choice, whether it is private schools in the choice program or public charter schools, is making an important difference in the lives of Milwaukee students.
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Would the state allow school districts to lift the revenue caps and increase property taxes? Or would the state increase taxes in order to increase spending on K-12 public schools? The answer must be “yes” to one of these questions.
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Rather than under-regulation, problems in the Milwaukee Parental Choice Program (MPCP) likely result from too many regulations being forced on private schools.
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Rather than complaining about the cost of vouchers to districts, it is high time to ask why we continue to reward local schools for their failure to retain kids.
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WILL’s latest study, Silent Successes, shows how, over seven years, the tone of the media coverage has been overwhelmingly negative. In fact, only two percent of stories about Act 10 have been positive. With such overwhelmingly one-sided media coverage, it is little wonder that popular support for Act 10 has been waning.
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Parent satisfaction with SNSP schools greatly exceeds that for traditional public schools on every category of the survey.
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The claims made by Straus vary in their legitimacy, but some are so far afield from what serious research has found that they need to be soundly refuted.
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Analyses, like EPI’s, do little to inform the debate. Instead, they muddy the waters with a set of liberal talking points masquerading as a study.
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As the Milwaukee Public School District grapples with a $30 million budget deficit, the school board continues to play around the edges while ignoring a glaring solution that is right in front of their face.
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