Education
Former Fort Mill School Board chair Anne Suite dies at 75
Anne Suite, who served as chairwoman of the Fort Mill School Board in 1980s and was heavily involved the Fort Mill and Tega Cay communities, died Thursday. She was 75.
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EDUCATION
PictureThis: Pretzels in the making
A 4-H club at Sullivan Middle School bakes prezels from scratch during a recent class.
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EDUCATION
Students help give Old Pointe Elementary’s entrance a new look
Thanks to a $5,000 Lowe’s Toolbox for Education grant, Old Pointe Elementary’s entrance is getting a new look, with various plants and a large rock with a panther, the school’s mascot, painted on it.
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EDUCATION
Rock Hill’s lunch proposal: Schools would save $300,000
Global food service giant Sodexo would charge Rock Hill schools about $300,000 less than what the school district spent on its own food service program last year, district figures show.
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EDUCATION
Clover High teacher treks to the Arctic Circle for spider research
This summer, a Clover High School teacher plans to give the ultimate science lesson. He will trek to the Arctic Circle for six weeks to participate in research on wolf spiders. Students will follow along on his blog and on a video chat broadcast.
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EDUCATION
Winthrop trustees consider scenarios as S.C. lawmakers consider raises for faculty, staff
Raises for Winthrop University faculty and staff –the first in several years – are still on the table as the state Senate and House continue work on their separate budgets.
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EDUCATION
How should SC reward teachers?
The influx of an extra $1.4 billion into the state’s budget next year has prompted a debate over the best way to pay S.C. teachers.
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EDUCATION
York Prep educator named best in state
Susan Hargrove, who teaches English and social studies to fourth- and fifth-graders at York Preparatory Academy in Rock Hill, is the South Carolina Public Charter School District’s Teacher of the Year.
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EDUCATION
Twin South Pointe High grads achieve perfect school attendance
Twins Kaity and Kally Williams of Rock Hill never missed a day at school from kindergarten through Tuesday.
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EDUCATION
Clinton Junior College’s $500,000 request likely to be rejected by General Assembly
Clinton Junior College's request for $500,000 from South Carolina likely won't be included in this year’s state budget, says state Sen. Wes Hayes of Rock Hill.
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EDUCATION
South Pointe’s choir has quadrupled since its 2005 inception
South Pointe High School’s choral program is on the rise.








