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- Chronic Absenteeism remains extremely high in districts across Wisconsin
- Settled: Pandemic school lockdowns hurt Wisconsin kids badly and were pointless
- Residents of Glidden and Jacobs a rare breed — and getting rarer
- MPS enrollment, often overstated, has plummeted 42% since peak
- Milwaukee’s list of half-used school buildings rises to 21
- Badger Institute urges “no” vote on MPS referendum
- Voters will decide if legislators get say over federal spending
- Number of half-used MPS buildings up to at least 20
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A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
Revenue Sharing and Native American Casinos in Wisconsin
Where did they go?
The University of Wisconsin-Madison, the state’s flagship campus, is increasingly important to the future of Wisconsin. In a new century in which the economy is becoming ever more reliant on knowledge, the state’s lead university must be able to step up and better serve its constituency
Over the past generation, political correctness has advanced by leaps and bounds on our nation’s campuses.
A survey of Wisconsin public opinion
Who is leaving the state? Where are they going?
Options and Opportunities
An examination of the implementation of competitive contracting and privatization by Wisconsin’s government
Wisconsin’s teacher-led insurgency
We know that in 1990 there were over 96,000 women on AFDC in Wisconsin. Today, there are less than 8,000.
A good value for taxpayers or a case of market abuse?
A study of 587 Wisconsin residents who expect to vote was conducted by telephone October 18 through October 21, 2000.…
A further evaluation of the SAGE program
Wisconsin’s Regional Employment Growth The Wisconsin economy in the 1990s benefited from the long period of growth experienced by the…
The Objectives of the Research The…
Fugitives from the justice system
When NAFTA was ratified in 1994, we studied the issue an concluded it would benefit Wisconsin. Five years later, we examine our hypothesis and discover that NAFTA works.
What It Will Take to Make It Work
Between 1991 and 1998 the rates of both teen pregnancies and births fell across the nation: among teenagers ages 15-19,…