Families turn to private schools as MPS ignores federal entreaties and keeps classrooms shut.
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A refusal by MPS and the teachers union to resume in-person classes is a boon to other schools.
Downplayed by the media, two very different COVID-19 outcomes for the old and young.
Wisconsin stumbled early getting shots into arms. Here’s what happened.
As stimulus rules supercharge costs, pressure grows to expand the unaccountable program in Wisconsin
Voters believe expungement law needs reform, among other findings
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The Badger Institute has added two experienced professionals to its team. Angela Smith is director of development, bringing more than 17 years of experience in the corporate and nonprofit sectors. Remso Martinez is a digital media marketing professional who has worked with national media and tech platforms.
Eighty-seven percent of people who would qualify for an expungement under proposed legislation have never committed anything more serious than a misdemeanor, according to new data from the Badger Institute.
Our government overreaction issue focuses on debt, Medicaid, schools, neighbors, vaccinations and more!
Pastor Jerome Smith got a second chance and made sure countless others received one too. By Michael Jahr April 29, 2021
On March 10, 2021, Public Affairs Associate David Fladeboe submitted the following testimony to the Assembly Committee on Constitution and Ethics in support of Assembly Bill 149.
The Badger Institute recently hosted a virtual discussion with two Wisconsinites who have seen firsthand the need for reform: State Public Defender Kelli Thompson and Shanyeill McCloud, founder of Clean Slate Milwaukee.
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