Education
South Carolina offers diverse education options, from public to charter and private schools, as well as homeschooling. It's time to rethink how we fund education and empower parents to choose where their kids go to school. As a community, we can agree that every child deserves a quality education that fits their needs. Regardless of politics, let's support educational choice so all families have options. Together, we can ensure every child gets the education they deserve, setting them up for success.
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We wrote a letter of support for Charleston County School District’s Violence Protection efforts, because every student and teacher deserves a safe place to learn and grow.
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(Washington, D.C., March 27, 2025) – Congresswoman Nancy Mace introduced the American Students First Act, legislation which would block federal funding for public colleges and universities who give in-state tuition or state-based financial aid to illegal immigrants.
Our bipartisan School Safety Drill Research Act takes a balanced, common-sen
We visited Beyond BASIC Life Skills in Summerville to discuss grant opportuni
"Radical left-wing ideology is tearing families apart— look at what’s happening in Switzerland, where the government is taking children away from parents who refuse to go along with experimental puberty blockers. We need to slam the brakes on this insanity and protect our kids from this agenda. We cannot let this madness take root here.”
Last week, our office met with @Charleston_Hope, an organization dedicated to i
Wishing @Citadel1842 @CofC and @CSUNIV a great start to their school year.
Our office recently met with @Child_Success to explore
This week we introduced the Childcare Worker Opportunity Act, alongside Senator Mike Lee
Washington, D.C., July 10, 2024 – Congresswoman Nancy Mace is taking decisive action to address the ongoing child care crisis in the District of Columbia with the introduction of the "Childcare Worker Opportunity Act."