The coronavirus pandemic has disrupted big events for people, including graduating students. That includes senior athletes who look forward to a chance of being recruited by college coaches.
University of South Carolina Aiken students can pursue a bachelor's degree in cybersecurity that includes content and certifications from the SANS Technology Institute.
Another local school district is resuming face-to-face learning today after making the decision to delay school reopening amid a surge of COVID-19 cases.
Some school leaders say while they’d like to see teachers prioritized, they’re not sure it would instantly make schools safe, since students won’t be vaccinated.
Due to increases in positive COVID-19 cases in the county, the McDuffie County School System has made the decision to extend virtual learning until January 22, 2021.
The Columbia County Board of Education is pleased to announce its naming of three finalists for the position of Superintendent to succeed Dr. Sandra Carraway who retires at the end of the school year.
The South Carolina Department of Education deactivated an online form that allowed teachers, students and families to report instances where COVID-19 protocols were not followed in schools.
McDuffie County School System Superintendent Dr. Mychele C. Rhodes said Larry Dunn was relieved of athletic director duties due to not following district COVID-19 protocols at a game on Dec. 26.
As the safety of students and staff remains a top priority for the Burke County School District, students will now learn from home upon returning from winter break.
As many South Carolina school districts plan to return only online next week, State Education Superintendent Molly Spearman is urging them to reconsider and reopen in person.
Claflin University will launch inmate degree program in early 2021, and the South Carolina Department of Corrections has already started the application process.
The South Carolina Department of Social Services has issued 138 temporary certificates for child-care centers since August as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic.