SC Education Department partners with conservative media platform PragerU

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : It describes itself as providing people the "intellectual ammunition they need to advocate for limited government, individual responsibility and economic freedom.
44% : "What I do know is that the library of videos on the full Prager platform involves topics that are not aligned to state standards and would not pass the 'fact-based' requirement for materials found in the Transparency and Integrity in Education Act," he added, referencing a bill banning the teaching of race-based curriculum in public schools that Statehouse Republicans narrowly failed to pass last legislative session.
39% : "It shouldn't need repeating, but public schools do not exist for the purpose of religious indoctrination," spokesman Paul Bowers said.

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