Many Trident Technical College students will be able to take classes without paying tuition and fees this coming spring semester thanks to a new workforce training scholarship program.
Replacing a few lightbulbs might not seem like a big deal, but when your enterprise has more than 100 buildings, thousands of rooms and lighting for parking lots and athletic facilities, the costs can add up.
The North Charleston Police Department says a student was transported to the hospital after a vehicle drove through an intersection causing a school bus to slam on its brakes Thursday morning.
Summerville Police said lockdowns at two Dorchester County Schools were lifted after an investigation into live rounds of ammunition found Wednesday morning.
The South Carolina Aquarium is looking to expand its classroom space to the Maritime Center downtown, and they plan to invest $5 million to make it happen.
South Carolina’s teacher shortage has worsened in the last year, with more than a thousand teaching jobs unfilled at the beginning of the 2021-2022 school year across the state.
It happened on Monday when a staff member at River Oaks Middle School found a handgun in a student’s bookbag after he showed the weapon to another student, according to the district.
Rows of glittering lights are wrapping around some of the College of Charleston’s most iconic buildings as the fifth annual Cougar Night Lights returns.
Three House Republicans are proposing a sweeping bill that would change what entities, including schools and private businesses, can teach and discuss.
The Lowcountry’s only public charter school for kids with learning disabilities has been unable to accept students for nearly two months after being notified it failed to meet requirements.
More than three times this semester, a UofSC senior says she has called her mom in distress after hearing of classmates who have taken their own lives.
The Charleston County School District is looking to expand the diversity of its teachers with a new educational pathway designed to help men of color become teachers.
The South Carolina Department of Education is now reviewing how districts pick which books are included in school libraries and will offer guidance to them on selecting books and what to do if someone complains.
A grant awarded to a Lowcountry hospital is being used to fund six internships for teenagers interested in science, technology, engineering and math career fields.
After a grim teacher climate survey showing a high-level of teacher fatigue and disillusionment, the Charleston County School District is making moves to make the lives of teachers a little easier.
Students ages five to eleven at District 23 schools will be able to receive their first shot of the Pfizer vaccine at E.B. Ellington Elementary School today. Shots will be given out from 4 p.m. -7 p.m.
Hundreds of parents across Berkeley County are trying to figure out transportation for their kids to and from school as school bus drivers are off the job for a second day demanding better working conditions.
More than two dozen school bus drivers went on strike to demand equal treatment and better working conditions from the Berkeley County School District.
A Georgetown County high school principal says his school’s mascot, which has nearly a 100-year-old legacy, isn’t going anywhere despite fears from the community.
Officials with the Berkeley County School District warned parents of students at nine schools who use the bus that they would experience significant delays Friday afternoon in order to cover bus routes for 30 bus drivers following a driver strike earlier in the day.
The governor said he was prompted to request the investigation after hearing that Fort Mill School District parents were required to petition the district to remove the book “Gender Queer: A Memoir” from a school’s library.
The Riley Institute at Furman University named Charleston-based Reading Partners South Carolina as the winners of the 2021 Dick and Tunky Riley WhatWorksSC Award for Excellence.
he Berkeley County school board is set to discuss changes to the school district’s attendance line and grade configuration, meaning some students could attend a new school for next year.
he Berkeley County school board is set to discuss changes to the school district’s attendance line and grade configuration, meaning some students could attend a new school for next year.
A Lexington County elementary school teacher is accused of having weed edibles in her student prize box, according to Lexington County Sheriff Jay Koon.
Dorchester District Two and the Summerville Prevention Society will present a South Carolina Historic Marker to honor Summerville High School Football Coach John McKissick on Sunday.
South Carolina’s teachers say they are dealing with a “crisis,” a critical shortage of teachers across the state. At the beginning of last year, a report found there were nearly 700 open teaching positions in South Carolina.
Math Interventionist Amy Curran has what she calls the daily pleasure of helping her group of third through fifth graders at Sangaree Intermediate school.
