Editorial: It we want SC kids to read and do math better, we need to get them moving
SC kids are among the least fit in the nation; daily physical activity improves learning as well as health. House bill ...
In-state college tuition rates have been frozen in SC for 5 years. That may change
We want to give (colleges) some sort of flexibility, because it’s a broken model,” said state Rep. Nathan Ballentine, ...
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The number of students with disabilities enrolled in public schools in South Carolina—and how that compares to other states
AccessiBe used data from the National Center for Education Statistics to explore enrollment of students with disabilities in ...
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SC colleges have frozen tuition for several years. University presidents say that’s not sustainable.
By: Jessica Holdman     South Carolina Daily Gazette COLUMBIA — South Carolina’s public colleges have frozen tuition charged ...
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South Carolina teachers may soon see better contracts with new Educator Assistance Act
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) — Working conditions could soon improve for public school teachers in South Carolina. The State House ...
Education effort meant to keep SC inmates from returning to prison gets $1.3M boost
A $1.3 million grant to a Columbia nonprofit will help better support South Carolina colleges' work educating people ...
Report shows CSU has nearly $250 million effect on SC economy
A new study showed Charleston Southern University has made a major effect on the South Carolina economy, as the university expects continued growth and expansion.
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SC college student secures a place on ‘The Voice’ in an uncommon way. Here’s what happened
Levine was one of the original “The Voice” coaches but left for several years. Moody, a 20-year-old College of Charleston psychology student, said she sang “Sunday Morning” because she and ...