Funding Our Children For Success
Streamlining South Carolina's broken education funding formula would empower teachers, parents and students. Find out how in our groundbreaking study.
Streamlining South Carolina's broken education funding formula would empower teachers, parents and students. Find out how in our groundbreaking study.
How do we fix South Carolina's horribly fractured education finance system? PPI's groundbreaking research is showing a student-centered path forward.
What if college football performance were assessed like education performance? Dr. Oran Smith imagines the scenario.
Ellen Weaver comments on the nomination of former SC Superintendent of Education Mick Zais' nomination to be Deputy Secretary at the U.S. Department of Education.
Dr. Barbara Stock Nielsen, South Carolina’s first Republican Superintendent of Education, shares four key ideas to fix South Carolina’s broken education funding system.
Orangeburg 5 High School for Health Professions is beating the odds to create success for rural students in poverty. This week, Principal Angel Malone shared their secret for success with a Senate panel.
Instead of blaming the persistent achievement gap of minority students on "choice," Ms. Weingarten should be thanking bold education reformers.
Is there such a thing as an “average” child? As parents of multiple children can attest, even those born within the same family differ dramatically in personality, aptitudes and interests! But the way we approach public education all too often is still based on an 1800’s era, one-size-fits all model. This is something that Todd
Being unable to read is the worst kind of "gift" that keeps on giving.
One of the most exhaustive list of education options available to South Carolinians.