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Literacy project needs volunteers Read Write Spell needs volunteers to serve as tutors to public-school students. Training, support and all of the tools necessary for success are provided. An online information session will be held at noon Tuesday on Zoom. For more information or to register, visit www.readws.org/becomeatutor. Virtual AgingWell to be held Tuesday The AgingWell Series will be presented from 5:30-6:30 p.m. Tuesday via Zoom. The series is sponsored by the Wake Forest Baptist Health, Sticht Center for Healthy Aging and Alzheimer’s Prevention. The program will be “How to...

The University of South Carolina says it will hold multiple in-person commencement ceremonies in May this year.

UofSC to host in-person commencement ceremonies at Williams-Brice The university will also conduct in-person recognition ceremonies for May and December 2020 graduates. UofSC to host in-person commencement ceremonies at Williams-Brice By WIS News 10 Staff | March 10, 2021 at 9:52 AM EST - Updated March 31 at 7:59 PM COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) - The University of South Carolina announced plans to host in-person commencement ceremonies at Williams-Brice Stadium in May. The ceremonies for spring 2021 bachelor’s, master’s and professional degree candidates will take place on May 7 and 8. The u...

University of South Carolina to hold in-person graduation ceremonies in May 2021 WLTX © Provided by WLTX-TV Columbia The University of South Carolina announced Wednesday that the school will be holding in-person commencement exercises for Spring 2021 graduates. According to the university, more than 6,300 students will be graduating from the Columbia campus this May and more than 8,000 from the entire USC system. The events will be on May 7-8 at Williams-Brice Stadium. While specific details are still being ironed out, the scheduled ceremonies are as follows: Baccalaureate, ...

The first day at school for these students will come just short of one year since the last time Philadelphia public school students were in classrooms at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic. These schools being deemed safe to reopen follows weeks of mediation between the school district and the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers. Previous attempts to get children in pre-K through second graders back for hybrid learning resulted in a standoff between the district and teachers union about COVID-19 safety concerns and protocol, much of which focused on the district's plan to install window fans...