Low salary, lack of support leads to defections in South Carolina teaching ranks
For many teachers in South Carolina, low pay on top of lack of support from administrators is driving qualified teachers out of the classroom.
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Author: Kat Polowczyk
Despite federal aid, South Carolina farmers still struggle
Farmers in the Palmetto state have been impacted by the Trump Administration’s trade war with China. To counteract the financial losses due to these tariffs, farmers who grew qualifying crops received federal aid money. However, some farmers say that the money wasn’t enough.
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