RT @SenatorTimScott: Now is the time for South Carolina to expand and improve education choice programs to ensure all families have access<U+2026>
Lawrence Grooms
@larrygrooms · SC · S
Posts28
Engagement683
Voting-record position0.025
CoverageOct 22, 2021 to Mar 16, 2023
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Most distinctive Education 1.7 pp below the party median
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| Education | 2.5% | 4.2% | −1.7 pp | Under-indexed | 28 |
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I was pleased to vote in support of S.241, by Sen Young, when it was introduced in the Senate this spring. The bill passed unanimously out of both chambers. Now, veterans or dependents of veterans are not restricted to the 3 yr enrollment deadline to qualify for in-state tuition. https://t.co/NpgofqjYXC
RT @oranpsmith: S.285, @sentomdavissc Tax Credit Scholarship bill, has just passed the SC Senate on Second Reading by a whopping 28-9! Anot<U+2026>
RT @BerkeleySCGov: Ruby the Elf enjoys reading in her spare time, when not working hard to ensure children are staying well-behaved ahead o<U+2026>
If you intend to use your GI benefits toward further education, you can qualify for in-state tuition regardless of when you left service.