By Terry Ward October is National Book Month. It is a celebration that focuses on the importance of reading, writing and literature. And if youContinue Reading
On the 60th anniversary of the March on Washington, the South Carolina Department of Education is holding a student writing contest highlighting the importance ofContinue Reading
River Bluff High School and Lexington School District One are proud to announce that the treble ensemble, Bel Canto, has been chosen to perform asContinue Reading
The South Carolina Department of Revenue (SCDOR) is offering a new resource for South Carolina teachers to instruct students on the basics of state IndividualContinue Reading
River Bluff High School is proud to announce that Sydney Smith, a dedicated and passionate student, has been selected as one of the winners ofContinue Reading
Dr. Ronald L. Rhames has announced his plans to retire as president of one of the largest technical colleges in South Carolina. Rhames has beenContinue Reading
Isabella Fryer, a remarkable student at River Bluff High School (RBHS), has emerged as a shining star in the National Chinese Speech Contest, held inContinue Reading
Lexington County School District One is now part of Amazon Future Engineer’s expansion to more than 500,000 elementary students nationwide Funding from Amazon Future EngineerContinue Reading
River Bluff High School Social Studies Teacher Michael Burgess, in Lexington County School District One, has been named the 2023 South Carolina History Teacher ofContinue Reading
For the first time in history, each public school in Lexington County has a permanently assigned school resource officer, 39 of whom are Lexington CountyContinue Reading
By Mike DuBose Attending universities or technical schools is expensive and skyrockets when students pursue advanced degrees or out-of-state-institutions. Colleges provide detailed, on-line-cost-calculators for estimatedContinue Reading