Jane’s TV spot is airing throughout the District. As a veteran from a family of veterans, Jane is running because of duty, service, and family.  As your Congresswoman, she will fight  for jobs, education, veterans.  She will fight for working families.  Read More →

ANDERSON INDEPENDENT:  The following is an op-ed Jane Dyer wrote for this newspaper’s View section. For the past several months I have listened and talked with people throughout the 3rd District. I have talked with Republicans and independents, Tea Partiers and Democrats, Constitution Party supporters and Greens. No matter the label, all worry about getting and keeping jobs, educating our children... 

I had the chance to see my high school physics and calculus teacher, Pat Chang, in Easley this week. She was gracious enough to attend a press conference my campaign held on the topic of public education. Ms. Chang was a great teacher, and the things I learned in her classes have helped me immensely in my career. She provided me with a foundation in science and math that carried over to my education... 

EASLEY, SC (Sept. 28) – As part of an ongoing series of policy talks throughout the Third Congressional District, candidate Jane Dyer spoke on the issue of public education Tuesday outside of Easley High School, her alma mater. Dyer took the opportunity to praise public school district in the Third Congressional District for what she calls “success stories and innovations.” These included... 

Dyer To Push Kids Toward Math, Science EASLEY, S.C. — The Democrat running for the U.S. House 3rd District seat laid out her plan for public education Tuesday.Jane Dyer met with voters and students near Easley High School. Dyer said if elected, she will make education a top priority and encourage more students to study science and math. “Science and math and engineering are huge to me,... 

In ANDERSON INDEPENDENT:   I cringe each time a story about Jane Dyer’s opposition appears. He is so artfully fooling those interested in education for all, a creed that has been, and should be, in action every day in South Carolina and the United States. As a retired teacher, I strongly urge voters to consider Jane Dyer for her unrelenting support of public education. For instance, the... 

ANDERSON, SC (September 22, 2010) – Continuing a series of important public policy speeches, Jane Dyer will detail her vision for public education at 4 pm, Tuesday, September 28, in Easley. Dyer will highlight several local success stories in a speech that will be of high interest to parents and teachers throughout the 3rd Congressional District. The campaign stop will take place directly across... 

Today more than ever, we must focus on educating all South Carolina children. Our economic future depends on having a well-educated work force. Providing a quality education requires shared responsibilities … and the shared goal of educating ALL our children. Responsibility lies with families, teachers and schools, and elected officials who set policies and funding.  Each plays a role. Clearly,...