Posts Tagged ‘dr. milton friedman’

TCPR leads the way on opportunity scholarships

July 6, 2011 The Heartland Institute’s “School Reform News” notes the Tennessee Center for Policy Research’s involvement in the effort to provide opportunity scholarships to low-income Tennessee children. “Studies of voucher programs show that they save local school systems...
June 27th, 2011 | Recent News | Read More

Setting the record straight on collective bargaining

This morning, the House Finance Subcommittee voted 7-6 to pass HB130, the bill to limit collective bargaining by teachers’ unions. Speaker Beth Harwell used her prerogative to cast the tie-breaking vote, keeping the measure alive. Tennessee Center for Policy Research president Justin Owen issued...
March 30th, 2011 | Commentary | Read More

TN should follow FL’s lead on education reform

TN should follow FL’s lead on education reform
NASHVILLE, TN – Tennessee K-12 education has experienced a “lost decade”, while by comparison, a decade of revolutionary reforms has led to extraordinary K-12 achievement gains in Florida, according to a new study released today by the Indianapolis-based Foundation for Educational Choice and the...
February 9th, 2011 | Feature, Policy | Read More

POSTPONED: July 30 School Choice Event

In honor of the Friedman Legacy for Freedom Day The Tennessee Center for Policy Research invites you to attend A Breakfast Discussion on School Choice With guest speaker Sen. Jack Johnson Breakfast will be served 7:30 am to 9:00 am Friday, July 30th The office of TCPR 200 4th Avenue, Suite 625 Nashville,...
June 17th, 2010 | Events | Read More

Friedman’s Fight for Liberty Lives On

By Drew Johnson The Tennessee Center for Policy Research remembers Dr. Milton Friedman. On November 16, freedom lost a remarkable friend with the death of Dr. Milton Friedman. Though he stood barely five feet tall, he was a giant whose work ushered in a new era for liberty. Friedman will be remembered...
November 29th, 2006 | Commentary | Read More

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