Parents rights advocate wins landslide in SC School Supt. GOP primary | Eastern NC Now

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Parents rights and school choice won by a wide margin in the Republican primary for State School Superintendent in South Carolina.  Ellen Weaver, a former aide to former conservative US Senator Jim DeMint (R-SC) and currently president of a conservative education think tank won with 63% of the vote against the handpicked choice of the outgoing GOP Superintendent who was endorsed by the teachers unions.  Weaver ran on parents rights, school choice, and opposing radical curriculums.

https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2022/06/28/ellen-weavers-victory-for-sc-superintendent-of-education-is-another-sign-of-parent-power-n586000

Also on Tuesday, voters in Arizona passed a statewide school choice referendum giving all parents access to vouchers to send their children to the school of their choice.

 


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