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Most public school districts in South Carolina may be required to enforce President Joe Biden’s recently announced COVID-19 action plan for vaccinations in the workplace, state education officials said Tuesday.
Faculty members continue to protest the refusal of Georgia’s public university system to mandate masks and vaccines. But leaders of the 26-university system are making clear those policies aren’t going to change.
Georgia Southern University students can get money in their accounts for getting vaccinated. The university is offering incentives for them to get the shot.
With many students going back to school in the Palmetto State this week, health professionals are concerned cases could be on the rise due to the highly contagious delta variant.
A temporary law in the state budget, called a proviso, prohibits schools and districts from using state funding to require masks, at the risk of losing that funding.
Students in Glascock and Taliaferro counties remain in a virtual-learning mode as the delta variant sweeps the CSRA, infecting more children than the original coronavirus.
South Carolina Education Superintendent Molly Spearman said Wednesday that she’s encouraging state lawmakers to reconsider the law that bans South Carolina schools from requiring masks inside their buildings.
While South Carolina leaders have said the state will not enforce a federal face mask requirement on school buses, individual school districts are allowed to do so, according to a memo sent to district superintendents.
The switch to virtual and paper-and-pencil learning from home started Wednesday, with a tentative return date of Aug. 18. Final return plans will be announced Aug. 13.
During the pandemic, many parents got good at navigating how to teach and help their kids away from the classroom. Now, homeschooling is a trend we’re seeing pick up across the country and here at home.
The start of the school year is just around the corner, and several organizations in the CSRA are working to make sure every kid has the supplies they need.
With the new school year nearly upon us, we’re hearing from the president of the Georgia Association of Educators to find out what her priorities are for the upcoming school year.
The start of the school year is just around the corner, and several organizations in the CSRA are working to make sure every kid has the supplies they need.
University of South Carolina students will be required to prove they are vaccinated against COVID, test negative or have recently had the disease before they can return to campus.
The start of the school year is just around the corner, and several organizations in the CSRA are working to make sure every kid has the supplies they need.
