Lexington-Richland School District Five passed a first reading on Sept. 28 to allow SLED-certified security officers to possess concealed weapons on district property.
South Carolina State University’s Department of Public Safety announced they will begin towing vehicles parked in unauthorized areas throughout campus.
Newberry High School is earning national recognition as a Special Olympics Unified Champion School, becoming the first school in Newberry County to receive the national distinction.
Fire investigators are working to determine the cause of a fire that heavily damaged a bathroom inside a Richland County elementary school on Thursday morning, fire officials said.
More than $210 million has been allocated to South Carolina’s Education Scholarship Trust Fund, but state lawmakers and education officials debate whether the state has enough reliable data to prove participating students are making academic progress.
As South Carolina continues to work through a teacher shortage, one organization says career changers could play a key role in helping fill classrooms statewide.
As South Carolina continues to work through a teacher shortage, one organization says career changers could play a key role in helping fill classrooms across the state.
Students across the Midlands are getting a hands-on lesson in digital safety as Google’s Internet Safety Roadshow makes a stop in the area over the next few days.
Orangeburg County School District families connected with educators, programs and community partners Thursday at the district’s annual Fall Family and Community Engagement Summit.
National headlines warning that artificial intelligence could pose an existential threat to humanity have sparked debate across the country and Midlands.
A man is now facing federal charges after allegedly defrauding Columbia’s Allen University out of millions that were meant for the construction of a new football stadium.
The University of South Carolina is marking its 225th anniversary this year while continuing to post record enrollment numbers and invest heavily in campus improvements.
A newly graduated class of electrical line workers at Orangeburg-Calhoun Technical College showcased what they learned at the school’s on-campus electrical pole farm.
Many of South Carolina’s historic Black schools no longer educate students, but preservation advocates say their stories and significance to local communities deserve to be remembered.
