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...
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Wes Hayes, “Republican” Senator
by FITSNews
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...
Letter To Lazenby On School Choice
by FITSNews
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...
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,...
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...
School Choice: A Tongue-In-Cheek Reality Check
by Letters
By Nancy Yates || Only a liberal or “Republican in Name Only” would introduce a school choice bill favoring the poor over the rich, right? After...