The fatal school shooting in Michigan has folks in Orangeburg thinking back to the school shooting in August where three students were shot in the parking lot after school.
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.
The University of South Carolina has announced that they will comply with an executive order requiring its employees to be vaccinated against the coronavirus.
The South Carolina Department of Education and State Library announced a $1.5 million partnership to address the continuing academic impact of the pandemic.
The school districts for Richmond and Columbia counties release their COVID-19 statistics for the past week each Friday. Here are figures for the week ending Nov. 19.
CSRA College Night normally fills the James Brown Arena, but this year it went virtual, providing students with access to more than 100 college recruiters.
Jenkins County schools were closed Tuesday after multiple emailed threats to staff members and students. The threats had already led to a lockdown last week.
Augusta University president says about 84% of its workforce will need to get vaccinated against COVID-19 for the school to comply with a federal mandate.
Several key public-education issues will guide Georgia state Superintendent Richard Woods’ interactions with lawmakers in the upcoming regular session.
More than 114 recruiters from 77 colleges and universities will be available to meet with high school students and parents at this year’s CSRA Virtual College Night.
The Georgia Department of Education says 83.7% of seniors graduated on time in spring 2021. That’s not statistically different than the 83.8% level achieved last year.
Political filings reveal how the money is rolling in for candidates in the upcoming Georgia U,S, Senate race. Incumbent Raphael Warnock leads the pack.
Price believes the tension at these meetings is so high right now because national debates, in particular about COVID-19 mitigation, have become localized.
With the virus still being a threat, the Columbia County School System is updating its COVID protocol. School leaders talked about it at Tuesday night’s board meeting.
Tenured professors at Georgia’s public universities will face a new set of job reviews after a vote by regents, a process that some say aims to help professors improve.
