Education
Top Stories
-
Warrick reflects on her 11 months leading SC State
-
Sergeant in Marines, leader in classroom
-
Ben Carson to address Wilson Hall event in December
-
SNAPSHOTS from Allen University graduation
-
Navy man in the sky, scholar in classroom
-
SC Senate to take up controversial school-choice proposal
-
Irmo Soccer Coach Phil Savitz
-
USC eyes campus-wide tobacco ban
The state’s flagship university is contemplating a campus-wide tobacco ban that would cover nearly 40,000 students, faculty and staff as well as ...
-
College notes, May 19
Erskine Bowles speaks at Converse College, Ben Dillard offered top job at Florence-Darlington Tech
Education
-
SCHOOL PHOTOS
Photos from Midlands area schools, week of May 13
Photos provided by area public and private schools of recent events of note.
-
EDUCATION
Sumter doctor wins controversial seat on MUSC board
The father of a state lawmaker won a seat on the Medical University of South Carolina board Wednesday but only after some S.C. senators threatened to walk out in protest.
-
EDUCATION
Who is the Midlands’ “Chopped” Champion?
Five 3-person teams of cafeteria workers from Lexington-Richland School District 5 competed to show off cooking skills with mystery ingredients and timed cooking rounds
-
EDUCATION
Two Lexington 1 teachers among 10 nationwide to receive technology award
Two Lexington 1 teachers are among 10 nationwide to win first-place prizes in the PBS LearningMedia and The Henry Ford’s 2012 Teacher Innovator Awards.
-
EDUCATION
Doby’s Mill, Round Top elementary schools named National Schools of Character
Two Midlands schools are among 29 schools and districts nationwide to be named 2013 National Schools of Characters.
-
EDUCATION
Chapin, Dutch Fork high schools among Newsweek’s top high schools
Chapin and Dutch Fork high schools have been ranked among Newsweek magazine’s best 2,000 U.S. public high schools.
-
CRIME
Hazing lawsuit against Camden Military Academy to be tried in federal court
“Snitches get stitches! Snitches get stitches!”
-
EDUCATION
Bus Driver of the Year tries to make difference on the way to school
Francine Jackson has been known to go the extra mile for the students on her school bus.
-
EDUCATION
People and achievements, May 13
PLEASANT HILL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL hosts a Summer Mathematics Camp, June 24-27 from 8 a.m.-noon and 1-5 p.m. Each session is $80. (803) 358-7300
Top Jobs
-
RN Case Manager
-
Restaurant Management
-
Maintenance Manager Wanted
-
OFFICE MANAGER
Everest Realty Holdings
-
Education Positions
-
Manufacturing Supervisor
-
IT Support Specialist
-
General Contractor Field Superintendent
-
Administrative Assistant
-
CLIENT SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE
New Clients Inc.
Find a Home
Find a Car
Deals!
Search for Deals
Search local inventory, coupons and more
Powered by
