Tag: education
Seed Sanctuary program sows environmental education, community building, volunteer opportunities
Gardeners, educators, retirees and children have all reaped the benefits. For free.
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Columbia students, universities face federal aid delay fallout
Free application for federal financial aid has been delayed for the second year in a row. Some students aren’t in school. Will it happen again next year?
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A special prom for students with special needs
Dreher High School gives all students an opportunity to hit the dance floor.
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W.J. Keenan High School has a new miniature cow
New life joins Richland One’s only animal sciences program.
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USC announces new designation, initiatives to support first-gen students
The university has a new relationship with a national center that focuses on helping first-generation students but has new initiatives of its own.
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Teacher vacancies and school leadership can go hand-in-hand
Teachers are leaving the profession in droves. Those remaining work longer hours while school districts scramble for solutions.
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SC homeschooling gaining popularity for its adaptability
More families are choosing homeschooling for its flexible options with teaching methods, field trips and extracurricular activities.
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SC Senate hears testimony about controversial education bill
The proposed education bill would restrict the teaching of certain topics related to race and other sensitive topics in schools.
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Seed Sanctuary in Richland opens new location, expands mail program
The seed supplier hands out seeds for free to promote sustainability and home gardening.
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The ‘COVID slide’ has educators looking inward
The time spent in virtual learning the past few years has shown more cracks in the foundation of the state’s methods for teaching reading.
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Changing the tempo: Listening to children’s babbling can encourage music education
Music education is evolving in the city of Columbia as schools such as Tempo Music and Arts open their doors and parents and caregivers learn how to interact with children musically.
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Rents on the rise, students scraping by
With rent increasing exponentially throughout the Columbia area, many University of South Carolina students are working overtime to pay the rent, and work life is cutting into their studies.
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