MBTAAnalysis: A look inside the MBTA
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The MBTA shuttles over a million passengers a day around Greater…
Richard M. Freeland Delivers the Goods
The Board of Higher Ed staff has just put out a recommendation…
A Responsible Board of Higher Ed Would Ask
Pioneer has weighed in on the UMASS-Dartmouth law school issue…
Answer This Before You Expand the Convention Center
The Convention Center Authority has convened a panel of Boston’s…
Gentle tap on the shoulders
The governor gave everyone a less than gentle reminder of why…
Sleeping through the election
Two quick hits on yesterday's election. One's obvious. The geographical…
NEA $1M to Kennedy Institute
From our Education Intelligence Agent:
The National Education…
MassDOT Developers Must Be Stopped
Dear Secretary Mullan,
Last year, I criticized manual toll collection,…
Nearing victory on charters
President Obama and U.S. Education Secretary Duncan changed the…
NEA: $26M to Advocacy Groups
From our man in Havana (the Education Intelligence Agency) comes…
Pleading For A Naked Display of Public Power
Ok, not a typical request from these pages, but the ongoing delays…
Spinbusting — State Workforce Numbers
Rejoice, rejoice, the 2009 CAFR is out and with it, a consistent,…
Confused by Menino's Inaugural
He hits the right note early on in the speech:
The right bill…
You think we have problems
Italy is nice. I am in Italy. So things are good, right? Well,…
Lowering the Bar to Get a Passing Grade
Southern New England School of Law (SNESL) is a regionally accredited law school located in North Dartmouth, Massachusetts. It was founded in 1981 and unsuccessfully sought American Bar Association (ABA) accreditation in 1997 and again in 1999.
Debunking the Myths About Charter Public Schools
Charter public schools have existed in Massachusetts since 1995, after enabling legislation was included in the landmark Massachusetts Education Reform Act (MERA) of 1993. Originally conceived as laboratories for educational innovation that could offer choice for families and competition for traditional district schools, charters are public schools that may not discriminate as to whom they accept.
Failure to Thrive: Job Creation and Loss in Massachusetts: 1990 – 2007
This brief examines how jobs have been created and lost in Massachusetts in the eighteen- year period (1990-2007) leading up to the current recession.
An Interim Report Card on Massachusetts Health Care Reform: Part 1
The focus of this report is on the reduction of barriers to access.
2010 Better Government Competition – “Governing in a Time of Crisis”
2010 Better Government Competition Compendium of Winning Entries - "Governing in a Time of Crisis"