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District Five approves $240M school district bond refrendum | Columbia Education - Vimarsana News

District Five approves $240M school district bond refrendum | Columbia Education

School District Five of Richland and Lexington approved adding a $240 million bond referendum to the general election ballot for the Irmo and Chapin district.

'Put it to the voters': Lexington-Richland Five approves $240 million bond referendum to be added to November ballot - Vimarsana News

'Put it to the voters': Lexington-Richland Five approves $240 million bond referendum to be added to November ballot

Lexington-Richland School District Five board members approved a $240,000 million dollar bond referendum which passed with five-yes, one-no, and one abstained vote.

Source: wistv.com
District Five wants to rezone Chapin and Irmo schools | Columbia Education - Vimarsana News

District Five wants to rezone Chapin and Irmo schools | Columbia Education

School District Five of Lexington and Richland is looking to rezone its Chapin and Irmo schools in a bond referendum without raising taxes as the county grows.

Midlands school board to ban fantasy book series over complaint initially dismissed - Vimarsana News

Midlands school board to ban fantasy book series over complaint initially dismissed

A school review committee had opted to keep “A Court of Mist and Fury” on shelves, but on appeal the board chose to drop the book and the whole fantasy series.

Source: yahoo.com
LR5 committee won't get more time to read challenged book | Columbia Education - Vimarsana News

LR5 committee won't get more time to read challenged book | Columbia Education

A Lexington-Richland 5 School District committee vote on whether to remove Sarah J. Maas' fantasy novel "A Court of Mist and Fury" from school libraries, even though some members say they need more time to finish reading the book.