Another Parental Choice Success Story
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM PROVIDING HOPE FOR SOUTH CAROLINA CHILDREN … This is Ernie … a rising freshman with Down Syndrome who was awarded a scholarship to...
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SC: Overwhelming Support For School Choice
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MORE THAN TWO-THIRDS OF SOUTH CAROLINIANS BACK K-12 SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM They buried it on the internet, but The (Columbia, S.C.) State newspaper did at least...
More SC Choice …
by FITSNews
SPECIAL NEEDS PROGRAM AWARDS ANOTHER SCHOLARSHIP We’ve been publishing success stories about South Carolina’s new parental choice program … and once again there’s good news...
SC Lawmaker Goes “Nuclear” In Support Of School Choice
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SENATOR SAYS HE WILL BLOCK BILLS UNLESS CHOICE IS EXPANDED S.C. Sen. Kevin Bryant says he’s done playing nice … The Upstate Republican – one...
AFP: Talk Is Cheap
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We’ve got a big piece up this week exploring whether the advocacy group Americans for Prosperity (AFP) will work for – or against – liberal U.S....
SC Panel Hears From Choice Expert
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On the same day South Carolina’s government-run schools received more dismal results on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) – particularly among its black students – a parental...
Super Crazy Leftist Nonsense
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We’ve heard a lot of crazy stuff from the professional left in defense of failing government-run schools – which continue dragging academic achievement further down...
La Socialista To Attack School Choice Beachhead
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South Carolina’s second-largest newspaper will mount an aggressive campaign to wipe out parental choice in the Palmetto State before it is able to gain a...
SCRG Praises Special Needs Scholarships
Students with special educational needs will be eligible for privately funded tuition scholarships through a program included in this year’s South Carolina state budget. The...
Wes Hayes, “Republican” Senator
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What do you call a “Republican” who rejects free market reforms and embraces U.S. President Barack Obama’s signature education initiative? Well, you probably shouldn’t call...