Sorority recruitment at the University of South Carolina wrapped up Sunday as a new class of potential members received their bids, marking which sorority they will join.
The Meeting Street Scholarship, currently available to students in 14 counties through private philanthropy, will now be available to students in all 46 South Carolina counties with support from state funding.
Orangeburg County School District officials say they are following food-safety guidance and vetting vendors as health officials monitor cyclospora-related foodborne illness concerns.
The Orangeburg County School District has officially opened a new home for Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School, cutting the ribbon on a facility on Cook Road that cost more than $55 million to build.
Richland Two School District held a town hall meeting where parents brought questions to district leaders and heard about goals for the upcoming school year.
Children in the Lowcountry and across the state of South Carolina could soon see more freshly grown foods on their plates this year with help from a new state program.
Judi Gatson and Greg Adaline talked to Everyday Wellness counselor Teresa Cameron about how to navigate anxiety in the classroom as a new school year starts.
Sandlapper Elementary School principal Dr. Whitney Prowell says they’re experiencing growth since implementing the ‘Science of Reading’ approach to learning.
By Judi Gatson, Billie Jean Shaw and Marley Bassett
A new school year is on the horizon, which can bring added stressors such as changing schedules and routines. Luckily, there are many ways to make this transition smoother for students and parents.
A new state-of-the-art elementary school that has been under construction since 2023 will now welcome students to the classroom for the first time this year.
A new state law will allow students across South Carolina to be taught by someone without a teaching certificate beginning with the upcoming school year.
The South Carolina Department of Public Health issued its updated annual vaccine requirements for all childcare and school students for the 2025-26 school year.
Lexington School District One is trying to plan ahead to ensure the district's infrastructure is prepared for Lexington County's anticipated rapid growth.
