Berkely County School District announced they will no longer be able to provide free breakfasts and lunches to all students for this upcoming school year, but some students are still eligible.
After a fight involving 10 students at Septima P. Clark Academy last April, the school’s assistant principal requested three changes, none of which was fully granted.
A new state budget kicked in on Friday, the start of South Carolina’s new fiscal year, and with it comes a major overhaul in how public schools are paid for.
Charleston County School District staff members presented new information and a possible plan to build a new elementary school on Johns Island Thursday night.
The head of the Charleston County School District’s facilities management department has resigned after allegations of biased hiring within his department surfaced months ago.
The Town of Mount Pleasant’s Design Review Board has unanimously approved a development plan for a property on Coleman Boulevard after it was denied by the same board last year.
The Charleston County School District voted Monday afternoon to promote the man who has served as the district’s interim superintendent to superintendent.
A group of community activists gathered on Thursday to draw positive attention to Burke High School and to show support for the school as an institution after one of its alumni was arrested in connection with a mass shooting on May 30.
The dust has settled on the six-way primary battle that was the Republican contest for state superintendent of education. The two candidates left standing to duke it out in a runoff on Tuesday have come to Charleston to convince voters they’re the right pick for the job.
A former teacher in the Charleston County School District lost her license after a report from the South Carolina Department of Education says she was drunk at work.
A new joint-use library being built in a partnership between Dorchester County and Dorchester County School District 2 will split into two sections during school hours once it opens next year.
A deposition reveals a Charleston-area high school principal is being accused of racial and sexual harassment, contributing to the school’s violence problem and encouraging students to engage in revenge sex as an alternative to fighting.
At a time when state leaders on both sides of the aisle say access to mental health services in schools is more important than ever, South Carolina is struggling to keep up with a growing need.
A bill signed into law by Gov. Henry McMaster last month regarding the Berkeley County School District Board of Education is prompting the board to take legal action, according to a board member.
After the shooting in Uvalde that left 19 elementary school students and two teachers dead, the Charleston County School District is redoubling its efforts to make sure all of its facilities are as secure as possible.
As the Saluda County School District educates future generation of Tigers, schools like Saluda Elementary are hampered by aging infrastructure of the past.
A local state representative is asking the Charleston County School District to redouble its efforts to prevent school shootings. In a meeting with Representative Wendell Gilliard, district officials acknowledged areas that need improvement.
In the wake of the school shooting in Uvalde, Texas that left 19 elementary school students and two teachers dead, local parents have started to ask about the security measures of schools in Charleston.
Monday afternoon was a stressful one for parent Jessica Walker when she learned her 6-year-old was not at her afterschool program where she was supposed to be.
Dorchester School District Two’s new superintendent and deputy superintendent say one of their first priorities is to familiarize themselves with the community once they start their new jobs.
A Moultrie Middle School counselor was fired and her educator license suspended after the South Carolina Board of Education say she failed to report the sexual abuse of a student.
At the same time South Carolina’s 2022 legislative session began in January, a report found there were more than 1,100 vacant teaching positions across the state at that point.
Skyrocketing food prices, record setting gas prices and the continued escalation of inflation is hitting the Charleston County School District’s Nutrition Services Department hard.
Dorchester School District Two Superintendent-elect Dr. Shane Robbins will be making over $200,000 per year, and that’s not the only big benefit he will be receiving.
Beginning this week, a team of students at the College of Charleston will be excavating the site that used to be home to an African American schoolhouse in Mount Pleasant.
A program that would give some South Carolina families public dollars to send their children to private schools is getting close to becoming a reality.
