South Carolina impact of President Trump eliminating education department
President Trump is demanding Colorado take down its “purposefully distorted” painting of him hanging in the State Capitol.
SC could be short 11,000 nurses by 2037. Budget proposal would give $10M to expand nursing higher education programs.
The House budget proposal would give $5 million for a program to repay loans for nursing faculty members and another $5 ...
South Carolina leaders split as order to dismantle U.S. Education Department raises funding concerns
A federal order to dismantle the Education Department is drawing support and concern in South Carolina over impacts to school ...
How will eliminating the Dept. of Ed. impact South Carolina?
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday in an attempt to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education. Read ...
Key funding for SC schools in place (for now) as US education department to start shutting down
Important funding for SC schools to serve low-income and disabled students is set to remain even after Trump ordered U.S.
Why is our South Carolina charter school so successful? We teach boys and girls separately
Langston Charter Middle School Principal David Wooten explains the scientific reasons for and successful outcomes of teaching ...
Performance-based teacher bonuses can get pretty big, and they're expanding into more SC schools
Performance-based teacher pay programs will expand to more South Carolina schools, teachers could earn thousands of dollars ...
New data shows South Carolina’s plan to combat nursing shortage is working
A record number of nurses and healthcare professionals are taking advantage of South Carolina’s specialized loan forgiveness ...
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How Trump’s executive order to eliminate Dept. of Education impacts SC
President Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday in an attempt to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education.
‘A lot of confusion’: South Carolina leaders prepare for possible impacts of Department of Education dismantling
School leaders across the state were working on Friday to prepare for the potential impacts of President Trump’s executive ...
South Carolina schools chief: ‘Ironclad’ commitment to low-income, special education students regardless of DOE status
South Carolina’s most economically vulnerable students and their special education peers will continue to be prioritized no matter what happens on the federal ...