MBTAAnalysis: A look inside the MBTA
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The MBTA shuttles over a million passengers a day around Greater…
Let’s Guard Public Safety: Letter to MassDOT Secretary Davey
Pioneer Institute is committed to improving the quality of life…
Why Boston’s Ban on Convenient Care Clinics Is Costing Taxpayers Millions
Study Urges Boston Mayoral Candidates to Reverse City Policy,…
Urban School Models Forum to Feature Pulitzer Prize Winner, Fmr DC Mayor
Pulitzer Prize Winner, Former D.C. Mayor, Two Former State Education…
Archambault to Become Pioneer Senior Fellow, Work on Medicaid Reform Outside MA
Archambault to Become Senior Fellow at Pioneer Institute and…
New Report: Massachusetts’ Tech Tax an Unnecessary Detour
Report Finds Revenue Not Only Option for Plugging Transportation…
Consolidating Public Pension Administrations Could Save $27M Annually
REVISED STUDY FINDS THAT CONSOLIDATING ADMINISTRATION OF PUBLIC…
New Research on Common Core Damaging State/Local School Autonomy
Study Calls on U.S. Dept. of Education to Stop Using Adoption…
ACA Medicare Payroll Tax Costs MA $1.7B Over 10 Years; 3 Patriots to Pay $707,850 in 2013
ACA also includes additional 3.8% Medicare tax on net investment…
Have the T’s Retirement Plans Gone Off the Rails?
Study Finds Financial Condition of MBTA Retirement Plan Deteriorated…
Announcing the Winners of the 2013 Better Government Competition
Financial Publisher Steve Forbes to Deliver Keynote at 2013 Better…
Introducing MassPensions.com – New Site Rates MA’s 100+ Pension Systems
User-Friendly Online Tool Provides Easily Accessible Data, Rates…
Pioneer’s Public Statement on the Conference Committee Budget
LEGISLATURE’S FY 2014 BUDGET IS THE STATUS QUO, JUST MORE OF…
Celebrating 20 Years of Education Reform in Massachusetts
Birmingham, Weld Oppose MA Adopting Common Core, Call for Lifting…
The MBTA’s Out-of-Control Bus Maintenance Costs
Pioneer Institute Study Highlights Overspending on MBTA Bus Maintenance
A new…
Improving the Charter School Authorization Process
NEW STUDY FINDS ABOLISHING CAPS AND A MORE AUTONOMOUS CHARTER…
New Report: Medical Device Tax Will Cost MA Employers $422 Million+ Per Year
New Report Estimates Medical Device Tax Will Cost Massachusetts…
New Report: Runaway Transportation Costs
Pioneer's new research director (former state Inspector General)…
Driving Reform: New Study on Real Solutions to Our Transportation Challenges
STUDY: TIE NEW FUNDING TO PERFORMANCE, IMPLEMENTATION OF TRANSPORTATION…
Gregory Sullivan Joins Pioneer Institute as Research Director
Gregory Sullivan Joins Pioneer Institute as Research Director…
Pioneer Requests Report That Predicts ACA’s “Extreme Premium Increases”
Pioneer Files Request for the Administration to Release Its Report…
The Pioneer Plan for Massachusetts’ Transportation Needs
Expect more on the Pioneer Plan for Transportation in the coming…
Preserving Charter School Autonomy in Massachusetts
New study recommends re-establishing an independent state Charter School Office (CSO), raising the statewide charter cap, and providing charter operators with the support they need to start and run a school.
New Guide to Starting Online Schools
Online or virtual learning is growing rapidly across the United States, but those interested in starting an online school should first define their mission and target audience, because the size and nature of the student body will dictate subsequent decisions, according to a new study published by Pioneer Institute.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: A 2013 Pioneer Institute Release
Pioneer's annual review of the Governor’s budget proposal.
Study Calls for Reinstating Passage of U.S. History Test as Graduation Requirement
The Massachusetts Legislature should require the state Board of Elementary and Secondary Education to reinstate passage of the U.S. history MCAS exam as a high school graduation requirement and the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education should provide teachers in grades 6-10 with examples of specific texts that could be assigned to prepare students to read a seminal historical text such as Federalist #10 in grade 11 or 12, according to a new study published by Pioneer Institute.
Low Dropout Rates at Voc-Techs
New Pioneer study finds that greater autonomy is a key to low vocational-technical high school dropout rates
Public Statement: We Must Address Serious Transportation Needs In Massachusetts, But the Governor’s Proposal Is Not Serious
Pioneer Institute Public Statement from Executive Director Jim Stergios on transportation needs in Massachusetts, and the Governor's recently released proposal.
Consumer Driven Health Care a Proven Cost-Saving Strategy
As part of a push to contain health care cost growth, business leaders, state administrators, and policymakers should focus on Consumer Driven Health Care (CDHC) plans that involve consumers in making health care decisions.