Dorchester District Four is looking to raise pay for all employees and expand some extracurricular programs for students for this upcoming school year.
The Charleston County School District is facing a new lawsuit after a parent says her kindergartner was punched, harassed and sexually assaulted by another student for months with little to no prevention efforts from school officials.
The Charleston County School District Superintendent has sent a cease-and-desist letter to a member of the school board alleging “defamatory, slanderous and libelous” social media posts.
Nearly two weeks ago, the Colleton County School Board voted to place their superintendent on administrative leave. Now, hundreds of community members have signed a petition to reinstate her.
Four historically Black colleges and universities were awarded grants on Wednesday as a response to bomb threats that impacted operations and those and other schools last year.
Teachers are making their concerns known after the Charleston County School Board voted to delay next year’s budget in favor of continuing this year’s budget.
The Charleston County School District says two of the three finalists for its superintendent position have withdrawn their names after they were leaked in a social media post earlier this week.
The Charleston County School District Board of Trustees has named two of the three finalists who will be taking over the job of superintendent of the district.
Officials with the Berkeley County School District say two school buses won’t be operating Wednesday morning as authorities are still looking for a wanted man.
Students in Colleton County Schools might not be allowed to wear jeans or hoodies anymore if the school board passes a new dress code policy, and some parents say they are not happy about it.
The Charleston County School Board will discuss and hold a first vote on a proposed 2023-2024 budget that includes multiple actions to increase teacher pay.
Gov. Henry McMaster has officially signed a bill into law that will add overdose reversal drugs, such as Narcan, to the list of life-saving medications in schools.
Dorchester School District Two will be looking to bring its technology department back in house after previously outsourcing it, costing taxpayers in the process.
As the summer approaches, the potential for a decline in students’ reading comprehension and skills is a possibility, and a Lowcountry author and a state lawmaker are teaming up to do something about that.
Every single seat on Dorchester School District Two’s board will be up for vote in next year’s election, after a new law signed by the governor changes who they represent.
Dorchester School District Two’s school board has voted to uphold an appeal for a book found in the district’s libraries, the first challenge under the district’s recently updated library materials policy.
The Charleston County School District hopes a proposed and recommended budget will help remedy cost of living issues for teachers and encourage teacher retention.
A bill that would guarantee paid parental leave for public school teachers in South Carolina when they welcome a new child via birth, adoption or fostering will soon be on the governor’s desk.
The Charleston County School Board is narrowing down the list of superintendent finalists with their search firm, BWP and Associates, which is assisting them during this process.
A high school student is facing a criminal charge after a bathroom fight sent a fellow student to the intensive care unit for treatment of her injuries.
Sandra McCann says her kids are very hands-on and prefer using paper and pencil to improve fine motor, letter, and number formation, as well as name writing instead of using a computer for class work.
Dorchester School District 2 presented its preliminary $263 million budget before County Council, a mandatory step toward finalizing financial plans for the upcoming school year.
The Charleston County School District says they’ve completed much needed capital maintenance and projects over the last five years, and it’s all thanks to their one-cent sales tax.
In an attempt to address the need for additional student housing near the College of Charleston, city leaders reviewed plans for more student housing units near campus on Thursday.