South Carolina Superintendent candidates share views

Zais: The relevant question to me is whether a plan that would give parents targeted tax breaks to send their children to private schools helps or hurts the children of South Carolina. In some areas of South Carolina, parents have access to a full menu of educational options: traditional public schools, public charter schools, public magnet schools, home schooling, online/virtual schools, single-gender schools, Montessori-style schools, year-round schools, alternative schools for students with discipline problems and privately operated schools. I support all these options, and I believe parents should be able to choose the best educational environment for their child.

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Online Schools Grow In Popularity

The three attend high school online through a public charter school called Provost Academy. The sisters say it’s every bit as challenging as regular high school, it’s just easier to fit into their busy schedule.

It’s a sentiment shared by those who run the school.

“We remove the barrier of time,” explained Provost Academy’s Executive Director Darrell Johnson.

He says may students who need the non-traditional setting find it a better fit.

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