Tag: South Carolina and education choice
Father fighting to save South Carolina scholarship program calls decision ‘an opportunity to stand up for my children’s education’
When Constantine and Aliona Shulikov left the former Soviet Union as children to escape religious persecution three decades ago, public education there was one-size-fits-all. Students attended assigned cookie-cutter government schools and took the same classes, with the same curriculum, with no room for individuality. “Parents played no role and had... READ MOREReforming the shattered pieces of South Carolina’s ESA
The Japanese art of pottery, kintsugi, uses gold in the...
READ MOREJonathan Butcher: Good ideas in education travel in packs
Earlier this year, I wrote for reimaginED that South Carolina...
READ MORESouth Carolina Senate passes expanded school choice ESA program
Editor’s note: This article appeared Thursday on redlion.com. The South...
READ MORESouth Carolina, education savings accounts have the potential to make the state a student’s market
Educators are in such high demand in South Carolina that...
READ MOREInnovator, education choice advocate keeps one eye on Florida as South Carolina forges ahead with education savings accounts
Ellen Weaver epitomizes education choice. She attended a private Christian...
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