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Classes resumed on Wednesday, with additional Richland County Sheriff’s Department deputies on campus.

Richland School District Two Interim Superintendent Nancy J. Gregory spoke out about the possibility of metal detectors being in R2 schools.

South Carolina needs teachers and there are fears education leaders are alienating them as they leave.

The district announced a new program that is giving staff members technology for real time tracking of emergencies.

The Tuesday, March 28 meeting decided on the approval of a $3,000 bonus for new certified hires.

WEST LEBANON — The city’s latest proposed site for a new fire station — just about 1,000 feet from the existing building — is already receiving objections from nearby residents and business owners.With the city’s pending purchase of three connected...

New books from Tim Seeley, Aaron Campbell, and Jim Terry, Moses Ose Utomi, and Laura Spence-Ash, and more.

The bill prohibits sex education until fifth grade, but the Idaho State Department of Education content standards show that content begins in sixth grade.

The Senate Education Committee voted 6-2 Monday to pass legislation prohibiting sex education of all types before fifth grade.

Richland Two appointed an interim superintendent and Tuesday was her first meeting.