Posts Tagged ‘ South Carolina homeschooling ’

Economy drives more parents to homeschool

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This article on The Greenville News’ site points to the economy as a reasons for an increasing number of families choosing to homeschool. With 345 students enrolled this school year, the Upstate Homeschool Co-op has seen its numbers swell dramatically since it first began as a small study group in Suzanne Brown’s Taylors home...
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South Carolina: Education Opportunity Act is a bi-partisan effort

The “Education Opportunity Act” was introduced March 4 and commentary (Greenville News) was provided in support of this bill by Republican Representative Bedingfield and Democrat Senator Ford: As elected officials go, a lot of people might be tempted to view us as the “odd couple.” One of us is black, the other white. One...
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South Carolina in homeschool spotlight

Home schooling — Parents prefer own pace, style, 17 December 2007, The State, Columbia, South Carolina Home schooling in South Carolina landed in the spotlight when one of its own, Kristin Maguire of Clemson, won a voice-vote election to be chairwoman of the South Carolina Board of Education in 2009. Most of the article...
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Fall legislation expected in South Carolina

Reading, Writing, And Regulation, 10 July 2007, News Channel 7, Upstate South Carolina Homeschooling your child has been a legal option in South Carolina since 1992. While it’s a successful, rewarding experience for many families, at least one family believes the law may allow children to slip through the cracks. … I would like...
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