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This could be Oceanside Collegiate Academys last academic year if its school board doesnt sufficiently answer questions and take back its governing authority, said the superintendent of the high schools

The Vince Ford Early Learning Center had been under construction since late last year. But Richland County officials issued a stop work order in January.

Dedriene Green, former accountant with the Beaufort-Jasper Economic Opportunity Commission, in a lawsuit alleged she was fired after reporting misused funds.

SC’s inspector general is investigating Columbia’s Richland One School District after it didn’t get a permit before starting work on its early education center.

A northeast Columbia district superintendent wont yet get a contract extension after the school board voted to wait until they evaluate her performance.

The investigations found that Spartanburg Community College disbanded its Faculty Senate and surveilled faculty members, then lied about it to media outlets and South Carolina’s inspector general. Administrators at Spartanburg Community College are under public scrutiny after they disbanded the college’s decade-old Faculty Senate in the spring, replaced it with a new governing body and took a number of ethically questionable steps, prompting investigations by state law enforcement authoritie...

Spartanburg Community College officials lied to the public, the media and state investigators as part of an inquest into how college leadership responded to a rift that had formed between some school faculty and the school administration.

The Commission on Higher Education says the money was surplus and every student who qualified for a scholarship got one.

That was one of the findings of a state inspector generals report, which also raised concerns about mismanagement and racial discrimination within the commission that supports and conducts oversight of

The South Carolina Department of Corrections for years failed to follow state law requiring written inspections of county detention centers be sent to county officials. And in May, a former