Former Gamecock football players Langston Moore and Preston Thorne proved they are not “just a chicken” during a visit to Gilbert Middle School. Motivating the middle schoolers to enjoy reading, the authors stopped by GMS [...]
Students at Oak Grove Elementary connected with one of their favorite authors this month using Skype. K. E. Rocha, author of the “Secrets of Bearhaven” series, visited the school virtually to talk with third-grade students. [...]
EngenuitySC, the Columbia-based economic development nonprofit focused on enhancing the Midlands’ competitiveness and prosperity, has announced its programming for the upcoming year. Projects include What’s Next Midlands, the Midlands Regional Competitiveness Report, Richland One STEAM [...]
United States Attorney Beth Drake has announced members of the United States Attorney’s Office and their local, state, and federal law enforcement partners began visiting schools across South Carolina, to meet with students and conduct [...]
An entire season of high school marching band performances is coming down to the final two competitions. Airport and Brookland-Cayce marching bands head to the Lower State 1A/3A Championships Saturday at Chapin High School. The [...]
A formal dedication and open house are planned at Lexington Two’s newest elementary school. The event, which includes a reception and tours, is set for 5 pm today, October 26 at Cayce Elementary, 515 Bulldog [...]
Do you struggle with grading your homeschool student in high school? How do you assess Latin? Debate? Math? Are you unsure of what credit to attach to a high school transcript? Discover what it means [...]
Saluda River Academy for the Arts Principal Tonya Fryer was recognized with a top education honor Thursday during a ceremony in Columbia. Fryer received the 2017 Arts Administrator of the Year award at the Palmetto [...]
Throughout my seven years in office, I’ve spoken with countless South Carolina parents about one of their biggest concerns: paying for their child’s college education. Though the price tag of college can subject anyone to [...]
Fracaswell Hyman’s claim to fame almost never happened. The television writer better known as “Cas” had a job working for a theatre company doing odd jobs and was at a breaking point. “I had decided [...]
