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Richland Two families were finally alerted to who could lead the district going forward in an email Tuesday announcing the three finalists for it's Superintenda

Clemson University has appointed George J. Petersen, the Provost Distinguished Professor of Educational Innovation, as the interim dean of the newly formed College of Architecture, Art and Construction (CAAC). Petersen served as the founding dean of Clemson’s College of Education from 2014 to...

Teacher Ready is a program in Decatur Public Schools that provides tuition reimbursement for long-term substitutes to earn a teaching license through the University of West Florida.

Targeted News Service provides Washington Bureau coverage, federal contract and contracting information for awards and for subcontracting opportunities, a congressional vote chart, federal and congressional press releases.

Decatur Public Schools Innovative Programs offers internships to students through InspirEd Futures. Students spend three afternoons a week working in a partnering business to learn about careers.

Community Foundation Announces $150,000 donor advised grant to support Decatur Public Schools Prep Academy Mac...

Probation is a long-standing feature of the criminal justice system and is found in every state. Unfortunately, however, probation has not been as successful as its original proponents hoped that it would be: Approximately one-third of offenders placed on probation wind up in prison or abscond.

Estimating the total benefits and costs of federal regulations - asOMB is required to do in this report - is no easy task. Regulatoryaccounting is still an evolving, and as yet imperfect, discipline.Yet, there are some changes that could usefully be made to providea clearer and more complete picture of the impact of regulation.

Decatur Public School students signed letters of intent on Friday to enter apprenticeships straight out of high school.

The Prep Academy, a dual credit program in Decaturs high schools, kicked off its second year on Tuesday, welcoming the eighth grade students who will be in next years freshman