Who really stands to gain from the PPIC?
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S. 949
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11/29/2005 Senate
pre-filed and referred to Committee
on Education (Senate Bill 949:
Amending the Homeschool Laws of
South Carolina) http://www.scstatehouse.net/cgi-bin/web_bh10.exe?bill1=949&session=116
HSLDA HAS RECOMMENDED CHANGES http://www.hslda.org/Legislation/State/sc/2005/SCSB949/default.asp
New Beginnings believes our
"Home School Law is perfect as
is. Further, we believe that
the moment someone other than the
parent or guardian teaches a child
that is not their own, it is not
home schooling, but becomes private
school law. Statutory
provisions do not authorize students
to be taught by anyone other than
their parents or guardians in a home
instruction setting. 1989 Op Atty.
Gen, No 89-22, p. 60.; and SECTION
59-1-110. "Private
school" defined. SC ST
SEC 59-1-110] "Private
school" means a school
established by an agency other than
the State or its subdivisions which
is primarily supported by other than
public funds, and the operation of
whose program rests with other than
publicly elected or appointed
officials. and;
Title 59 - Education CHAPTER 41
SECTION 59-41-10.
Definitions. (c) "Private
school" shall mean a private or
independent elementary or high
school which is not operated or
controlled by any church, synagogue,
sect or other religious
organization or institution.
This change in our law could also
allow for additional loop hole
funding/ fraud, should the PPIC Bill
become law under the voucher scheme,
once
it is re-introduced after the 2006
elections? hmmm.. We
oppose this Bill. Also
Visit our Private School Law page.
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South
Carolina Put Parents In Charge Act - a.k.a. PPIC Bill #
