Marty Lueken's guest appearances

Marty Lueken

EdChoice Chats

Max Eden

Dan Miller

James Tooley

Chris Stewart

Phil Magness

Tom Carroll

Michael Horn

Mike McShane

Aaron Smith

Andy Smarick

Jane The Virgin

Howard Husock

Lisa Kelly

David Hodges

Andrew Campanella

OwlTail

James Shuls

In our latest publication—The Future of K–12 Funding—education finance experts Dr. Marty Lueken and Dr. James Shuls propose a new, practical way for policymakers to improve how states fund K–12 public education. Not only did they identify the three core values that should drive policymakers’ decisions—equity, efficiency and opportunity—but also they tested their ideas based on three states’ K–12 funding formulas—in Indiana, Mississippi and Texas—for added context.For the full report, visit www.edchoice.org/FutureFunding.

In our latest publication—The Future of K–12 Funding—education finance experts Dr. Marty Lueken and Dr. James Shuls propose a new, practical way for policymakers to improve how states fund K–12 public education. Not only did they identify the three core values that should drive policymakers’ decisions—equity, efficiency and opportunity—but also they tested their ideas based on three states’ K–12 funding formulas—in Indiana, Mississippi and Texas—for added context. For the full report, visit <a href="http://www.edchoice.org/FutureFunding" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.edchoice.org/FutureFunding</a>.

Ep. 95: The Future of K–12 Funding with Marty Lueken and James Shuls

To download the full report, visit www.edchoice.org/VoucherFiscalEffects.In our new study, EdChoice’s Director of Fiscal Policy and Analysis Marty Lueken examined the fiscal impact of voucher programs in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, Utah, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia—from their inception through FY 2015—to determine whether they generated costs or savings for state and local taxpayers. So do school vouchers cost us more money, or do they actually save money while educating the same number of kids. Find out by listening to this podcast with the researcher himself.

To download the full report, visit <a href="http://www.edchoice.org/VoucherFiscalEffects" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.edchoice.org/VoucherFiscalEffects</a>. In our new study, EdChoice’s Director of Fiscal Policy and Analysis Marty Lueken examined the fiscal impact of voucher programs in Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, Utah, Wisconsin and the District of Columbia—from their inception through FY 2015—to determine whether they generated costs or savings for state and local taxpayers. So do school vouchers cost us more money, or do they actually save money while educating the same number of kids. Find out by listening to this podcast with the researcher himself.

Ep 67: Fiscal Effects of School Vouchers - A New Study by Marty Lueken

Michael Podgursky

In today’s episode, Dr. Marty Lueken, EdChoice’s director of fiscal policy and analysis, chats with Dr. Michael Podgursky, professor of economics at the University of Missouri. The two break down teacher pensions—how they work, why they’ve created problems and how school choice can help. For more information about school choice in America, visit www.edchoice.org.

In today’s episode, Dr. Marty Lueken, EdChoice’s director of fiscal policy and analysis, chats with Dr. Michael Podgursky, professor of economics at the University of Missouri. The two break down teacher pensions—how they work, why they’ve created problems and how school choice can help. For more information about school choice in America, visit <a href="http://www.edchoice.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.edchoice.org</a>.

Ep 19: The Pension Crisis with Michael Podgursky & Marty Lueken