Innovation Highlight: What’s An ASD?
In this first video from VisionSC, Elliot Smalley, the new Superintendent of the South Carolina Public Charter School District gives us a quick report on...
Right To Try Movement Is Saving Lives
That is why the Right-to-Try movement is so important. For every person who lives thanks to alternatives found elsewhere, there are tens of thousands of others who can’t afford to seek experimental treatment. That’s not fair to the poor, to the disadvantaged or to anyone who just wants a chance. We all should have the freedom to try new treatments that may work.
A True Conservative Warrior
This week, Palmetto Promise partnered with our North Carolina friends at the Civitas Institute and the John Locke Foundation in hosting...
Why The Norman Family Supports ESAs
Zavia’s story is one of parental dedication to finding the best education for her daughter. Read her inspiring story here.
We The People Of Palmetto Promise…
To celebrate the Constitution’s birthday, we asked a couple members of our staff to explain the importance of the Constitution, and why they appreciate it. Here are their answers...
Broken Windows and the Minimum Wage
Economics is a logical science. Economists use mathematics, graphs, and plain logic to map out consequences of policies. Sounds simple, right? Is anything as simple as it sounds?
Right-To-Work: A Brief Roundup
Ah, Labor Day. The punchline of so many unfunny jokes. We won’t attempt to humor you with any jokes, but we would like to briefly discuss a topic that'll make you smile...
Conservative’s Best-Kept Secret
Join the Palmetto Promise Institute for a special luncheon and Book signing featuring the President of the American Enterprise Institute – Arthur C. Brooks.
Meeting Street Elementary Beats the Odds
South Carolina’s children don’t have to lag behind their peers. Meeting Street Academy is showing a promising path forward for education opportunity in the Palmetto State.
Still Unworkable, Unpopular, and Unaffordable
Is Obamacare here to stay? That’s what it’s proponents would have you believe. But as too many American’s are learning firsthand, it’s still unworkable, unpopular and unaffordable.