Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette paid a visit to the South Carolina Governor’s School for Agriculture at John de la Howe for a look at the future of agriculture in the state.
Strom Thurmond’s agriculture students are working on planting and growing around 16,000 trees. Many students say they are thankful for this opportunity.
In addition to being one of the captains for the Josey Girls’ basketball team, Senior Point Guard Jacayla Shorty balls out on the court and in the classroom.
A recent poll from SC Policy Council finds 60% of voters support school choice legislation. But that doesn’t mean there aren’t questions: Who are the recipients, does this reduce funding for public schools and is it really a good choice?
South Carolina State, the only public historically Black college and university in the state, has requested more than $200 million from the state legislature to replace several outdated buildings for students.
The Columbia County School District told parents in a message that school resource officers and administrators responded to a student altercation in the main hallway.
McKnight Construction Co. based in Augusta has been selected as the construction manager for Junior Achievement’s planned Discovery Center of the CSRA.
A bomb threat led to the evacuation of Barnwell High and a student at Greenbrier High faces discipline after bringing a knife to school on Friday, according to authorities.
For more than 25 years, Latimer Blount served the school as an English teacher at North Augusta Middle School and during many seasons also coached football.
The teacher shortage in South Carolina is at an all-time high – more than 1,400 unfilled jobs statewide at the start of the school year. What can be done about it?
“Shop with a Cop is the highlight of our year,” Safety and Security Chief Mantrell Wilson said. “We enjoy witnessing the students’ excitement while choosing gifts.”
Jet Middle School’s mock trial team won its regional competition, and now they are one of 12 teams competing for South Carolina’s Middle School Mock Trial State Championship in Columbia.
The return of Allendale schools to local control is on hold after a felon was illegally elected to the school board and then ousted before he took office.
A 4.0 student told Atlanta News First he’s battling to get into colleges after the American College Testing (ACT) officials canceled his scores based on their research. Atlanta News First spoke to Jack Racki and his mom Tabitha Racki about how this is now impacting his future and why they are invalidating his scores.
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