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Jack O'Toole

Jack O'Toole

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Statehouse Reporter, The Charleston City Paper

South Carolina

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Total articles 1217

  • S.C. budget writers trade earmarks for tax cuts

    By Jack O'Toole Verified| The Charleston City Paper Verified WEEK IN REVIEW |  The S.C. Senate Finance Committee advanced a $14.4 billion budget plan this week that, in a surprise move, contained only one earmark — a $300 million expenditure to cut the state’s top income tax rate from 6.2% to 6%. Under current law, the rate was set to drop to 6.1%, the number adopted in the S.C. House Ways and Means Committee budget plan last month.

    By Jack O'Toole Verified · The Charleston City Paper

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • State officials looking at major charter school reforms

    By Jack O'Toole Verified| The Charleston City Paper Verified Amid ongoing concerns about lackluster academic performance and fresh allegations of financial self-dealing, state officials are considering major reforms to rein in South Carolina’s charter school system. The goal, officials say, is to hold the worst players and practices accountable—while preserving what’s working in a system that’s also produced some of the state’s top-performing schools.

    By Jack O'Toole Verified · The Charleston City Paper

    Apr. 11, 2025

  • S.C. budget writers trade earmarks for tax cuts

    By Jack O'Toole Verified| The Charleston City Paper Verified WEEK IN REVIEW |  The S.C. Senate Finance Committee advanced a $14.4 billion budget plan this week that, in a surprise move, contained only one earmark — a $300 million expenditure to cut the state’s top income tax rate from 6.2% to 6%. Under current law, the rate was set to drop to 6.1%, the number adopted in the S.C. House Ways and Means Committee budget plan last month.

    By Jack O'Toole Verified · The Charleston City Paper

    Apr. 11, 2025

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The Charleston City Paper

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-577-5304