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CCSD school board grapples with member's controversial behavior in marathon meeting - Vimarsana News

CCSD school board grapples with member's controversial behavior in marathon meeting

The Charleston County School District Board of Trustees worked through a lengthy agenda Monday night, hoping to provide community members with answers.The board

Lowcountry mayors implore CCSD board for more transparency in press conference - Vimarsana News

Lowcountry mayors implore CCSD board for more transparency in press conference

City of Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg, flanked by North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey and Mount Pleasant Mayor Will Haynie, held a press conference Tuesday

CCSD board member allegedly decries support for trans kids | News - Vimarsana News

CCSD board member allegedly decries support for trans kids | News

An audio recording features a woman alleged to be Charleston County school board member Carlotte Bailey saying it should be illegal for teachers to discuss gender identities with students.

CCSD, school board sued over health advisory panel ousters | News - Vimarsana News

CCSD, school board sued over health advisory panel ousters | News

Former members of the Charleston County School District Health Advisory Committee filed a lawsuit against the district, the school board and several individual board members on Oct. 20 for wrongful

Mt. Pleasant elementary school students suffer emergencies | News - Vimarsana News

Mt. Pleasant elementary school students suffer emergencies | News

Two students at Mamie P. Whitesides Elementary School in Mount Pleasant suffered medical emergencies in recent weeks, prompting air-quality tests and suspension of in-person learning on Oct. 19 and 20.