Letter To Lazenby On School Choice
Re: “Lazenby: A Liberal Argues For School Choice” Dear Ms Lazenby, I applaud the logic and literary quality of what you’ve written that I’ve read in...
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SC Education Reform: Points On The Board
by FITSNews
South Carolina’s left-leaning State Senate took a few baby steps toward real reform this week – approving tax credits for private school teachers who purchase...
SC Club For Growth: Nine “Republican” Senators Vote Against Choice
Friends, There is good news, bad news and worse news. The good news is last night the Senate, in a historic vote, finally took up...
SC Senate Screws Kids … Again
by FITSNews
Nine “Republicans” – including four “former” Democrats and the self-proclaimed “conservative” leader of the GOP-controlled South Carolina Senate – voted against a scaled down parental...
Lazenby: About That School Choice Story
by Letters
Earlier this week I wrote an opinion piece for this website asking lawmakers to address the immediate concerns of parents whose children are enrolled in a...
Lazenby: A Liberal Argues For School Choice
by Letters
The South Carolina Senate is set to vote on a budget amendment next week regarding the contentious issue of school choice. The amendment, if passed,...
Hugh Leatherman’s School Choice Farce
by FITSNews
This website has pointed out repeatedly that South Carolina is a state which has no interest in helping itself. Both the state’s elected officials and...
Federal Choice
by FITSNews
U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita (R-Indiana) is unveiling school choice legislation at the federal level in the coming days. So yeah … go ahead and cue...
Howard Rich: Not Backing Down On School Choice
by FITSNews
Limited government advocate Howard Rich unloaded on his liberal critics in the mainstream media this week – while at the same time vowing to “redouble”...
SC Education Monopoly: “Minimally Whatever”
by FITSNews
MORE “HIGH QUALITY” BULLSHIT FROM SOUTH CAROLINA’S FAILED STATUS QUO S.C. Rep. James Smith (D-Columbia) wants to change South Carolina’s constitution to reflect what he...