Teachers’ unions and others who oppose safe in‐person instruction have done more to advance school choice in the past year than could have ever been imagined.
Journalists have provided powerful indictments of the federal government’s pandemic response, confirming long-standing libertarian critiques of government bureaucracy.
The federal mandate for uniform, high-stakes testing may have kneecapped the ability of tests to give us reliable information when we experience major disruptions, the times we arguably need good diagnostic data the most.
