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Every school in South Carolina receives newly adopted books to teach from. South Carolina schools have been throwing away their "out-of-adoption books" into dumpsters, once they receive the "newly adopted books". They also receive "sample" curriculum, from curriculum venders, which is often thrown away too.
Our mission is to obtain as many of these books and discarded vendor curriculum materials, which our schools are throwing in the trash, from our public schools. If and we have obtained said curriculum, we will distribute and recycle these books 100% free to South Carolina Home Schools.
This will allow these perfectly good books to continue to be used by home schooled children of the tax paying citizens in South Carolina..
It has been said by a school official, "You can't teach a child from old books and expect them to learn new things." The Bible is one of the oldest books in the world. It's text has been taught for centuries without change. The debates and teachings of the bible and it's interpretation varies from church to church and religion to religion. However, the text of said book can still be referenced and debated.
For many years, home schools have gone dumpster diving to save the perfectly good, public school textbooks, from destruction! We have always known there are children that could, should, and would use these books, which allows for every curriculum resource to be utilized.
We have heard for years that our "public officials" need to raise our taxes, due to a lack of funds for our "public schools" We have said for many years, "Our public schools are wasting out tax dollars by throwing away these books, which every home schooling family taxes helped pay for in the first place. If the public schools would rather throw these books in the trash, instead of allowing home school families to use them in their schools, we believe it is a mistake and a waste of our tax dollars. If the schools can afford to throw these perfectly good books into the trash, then we believe the public schools can afford to replace them without asking for another tax hike to buy more! "One mans junk is another mans treasure!"
Be pro-active today! Contact every school and the school district in your area by emailing them. Request that they stop throwing our tax dollars in the trash. Ask them to contact one of the participating SC ST § 59-65-47 Home School Associations or SC ST § 59-65-47 Support Groups
Thank you for your support!
