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Pro-Parent, Pro-Family: Now is South Carolina’s Chance to Be Both

“Parents — not schools — are the primary educators of their children…”

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Nanker Phelge February 13, 2026 at 3:50 pm

Another solution in search of a problem.

I wouldn’t trust any parent I know to make decisions on curriculum. Or maybe this is just code for burying anything about the history of slavery in this country or anything about gay or trans people as the current administration is wont to do…

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Jennifer Hannigan February 17, 2026 at 8:19 am

Many health care systems nationwide now deny parents access to medical portals for children ages 12-14 unless the minor child consents in writing.

That means children as young as 12 could have independent access and control over their medical records without parental guidance. It happened in Minnesota, where parents of a 12-year-old girl with a rare chromosomal disorder requiring lifelong medical attention were shut out of her electronic medical record.

This happened in SC Horry County. And House was provided my proofs.

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