This article describes the effects of enforcement of the Woman's Right to Know Act, a Texas law requiring that all …, none of the 54 nonhospital abortion providers in Texas met the requirements of a surgical center. The number of abortions … performed in Texas at or after 16 weeks' gestation dropped 88 percent, from 3,642 in 2003 to 446 in 2004, and the number of …

Describes the results of an institutional analysis that looked at the effects of the program on the schools and school …

states of Florida, Ohio, and Texas, using longitudinal student-level data to examine issues across multiple communities and … that are substantially better or worse than those of conventional public schools, but favorable high school graduation and …

In Texas, as in other states, the proliferation of niche hospitals has raised concern about the potential financial …-owned niche hospitals and general hospitals in Texas, analyzes the impact of niche hospitals on general hospital financial margins … stakeholders' perceptions about the impacts of niche and other physician-owned hospitals in Texas, and presents stakeholder …

, and the Child Support Division of the Texas Office of the Attorney General, on child support orders, child support …

upper-income students to complete high school and attend college, and are thus less likely to reap the benefits of attending … college. In 1965, Congress established the Talent Search Program to provide information on the high school courses students … Florida, Indiana, and Texas. Based on administrative data and a quasi-experimental design to create matched comparison groups …

upper-income students to complete high school and attend college, and are thus less likely to reap the benefits of attending … college. In 1965, Congress established the Talent Search Program to provide information on the high school courses students … Florida, Indiana, and Texas. Based on administrative data and a quasi-experimental design to create matched comparison groups …