The School Choice Bill creates educational scholarship accounts that provide parents with up to $6,000 to pay for their child’s education. Garvin believes this is a misuse of public dollars that should instead be used to improve public schools.
According to the event’s host, My SC Education, the celebration raises awareness about the benefits of school choice including public, charter, magnet, virtual, home school, and private school options.
Hundreds of students, parents, and teachers rally in support of school choice at the Metropolitan Convention Center on Wednesday.
School Choice Week started in South Carolina and nationwide, Sunday, with the goal of making sure parents know their options when it comes to their children’s education.
