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2010 Highlights in State Government Privatization
Despite the fact that Virginia has historically been one of the more robust states for privatization, even Commonwealth policymakers well-versed in the subject may find inspiration and innovation in what other states are doing today. Continue reading
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Will the Virginia General Assembly Kill Online Learning?
While the Old Dominion overwhelmingly approved a Virtual School law last year, a Senate budget amendment will likely result in shutting down the state’s only full-time virtual school Continue reading
Man Bites Dog: Public Official Sues Taxpayers
Falls Church Commissioner of the Revenue Tom Clinton is suing taxpayers after being asked to correct an assessment that a court had already ruled to be illegal. Continue reading
Two Reforms to Help Virginia’s Students
Despite widespread support in Virginia for teacher merit pay and using tax credits to spur educational opportunities, little progress has been made in either area. Thanks to some support from the Governor, that may be about to change. Continue reading
2010 Highlights in Local Government Privatization
With many local governments in Virginia facing continuing fiscal challenges, privatization should be considered an attractive and viable option for policymakers to ensure high quality and cost-effective services. Continue reading
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