The Path Not Yet Invented
By David Crook
There is a particular kind of courage required to believe in something before there is evidence that it […]
By David Crook
There is a particular kind of courage required to believe in something before there is evidence that it […]
By Kevin Mason
As we begin a new school year and with that a new membership season, I find myself reflecting […]
By Kevin Mason
After years of legislative debate, negotiation, advocacy, and multiple legislative sessions, Senate Bill 454, the Charter School Accountability […]
By Kevin Mason
South Carolina’s public charter schools were designed to pair flexibility with accountability, allowing schools to respond quickly to […]
By Ms. Libby Campbell
Eleven years ago our oldest son was in 8th grade, and we were facing a life-shaping decision: where […]
By Kevin Mason
Some days make it clear why this work matters. Our recent Capitol Day was one of them. We […]
By Kevin Mason
Recent news stories have raised questions about how South Carolina’s public charter schools fund their buildings and manage […]
By Kevin Mason
South Carolina may soon change the way it funds Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs, and that’s something […]
By Kevin Mason
This week, we spent time in a House Education subcommittee testifying on Senate Bill 454. The bill focuses […]
By Kevin Mason
This week, the South Carolina Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office (RFA) shared its State Aid to Classrooms Report […]