South Carolina and the Technology Opportunity
Elementary kids are more savvy with an iPad than many adults, and a failure to learn how to use technology in school is a sure way to be left behind in the 21st century.
Medicaid By the Numbers
The burning question is this: are patients really getting $6.7 trillion worth of care, or could there be a better way to take care of South Carolinians?
Obamacare is America’s Healthcare Trabant
Minor surgery is an operation performed on you. Major surgery is when it is performed on me. So it was (I humbly confess) on Obamacare.
Public Pension Peril
When it comes to funding its public pension program, South Carolina is short $74,095,092,870 according to a new American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) report.
Fighting for Innovation
Ask anyone with contacts or glasses how annoying and expensive it is to be required every year to make an appointment.
Learning is a Joy: The Joy of Faith
Faith’s wonderful progress has been made possible by the financial leeway and customization that accompanies her Education Savings Account (ESA).
Public School Choice Removes Limitations
Choice is a fundamental element of our daily lives. Except for families who have children in the public school system in South Carolina.
The Healthcare CON
In a day when South Carolinians are struggling to find high-quality healthcare, shouldn’t we be enacting policies that expand access to good healthcare options?
SC Loses Out On Choice
When it comes time to ObamaCare, the news just keeps getting worse. Choice is down while prices are up.
Assessing Schools: Ambiguity Isn’t Accountability
If the SCASA system were adopted, we would have ambiguity in assessment, and ambiguity is not accountability to parents or the public.