If the SCASA system were adopted, we would have ambiguity in assessment, and ambiguity is not accountability to parents or the public.

On October 3, Palmetto Promise’s Dr. Oran Smith addressed the SC Education Oversight Committee concerning education accountability standards.

South Carolina families and parents around the country have reason to hope after the Nevada Supreme Court’s recent ruling.

PPI is proud to partner with Legacy Charter School to welcome student champion and our 2016 My SC Education Rally speaker, Kevin Chavous, back to SC!

Last week, Mike Rowe spoke to over 1,300 freedom advocates – including the Palmetto Promise team – at the State Policy Network’s annual meeting in Nashville, TN.

Lawmakers in Florida have empowered a growing number of parents to make the best education decisions for their children.

“I’m thinking of their well being; I want them to be successful,” Sonya Gordon remarks about her children.

At all levels of education, students must be taught how to be productive members of American society.

Though progress has been made, there is still more work to do.

As South Carolina considers whether ESAs are a good option to help children in our state succeed, it is helpful to explore how they have worked in other states.