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Richland One didn't tell Columbia SC teachers that it was offering them a retention bonus if they returned to teach another year before the deadline to return.
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Richland One didn't tell Columbia SC teachers that it was offering them a retention bonus if they returned to teach another year before the deadline to return.
Richland One's school board chair Aaron Bishop testified in front of a judge during a hearing over whether a secretive Columbia board vote violated FOIA.
Aaron Bishop, chair of the Richland 1 school board, testified that he believed the board had complied with state FOIA law.
A lawsuit against Richland 1 claims a vote taken by the Columbia school board about a halted early childhood center violated the Freedom of Information Act.
School board members violated a law that protects the public’s right to know when they took a vote based on a discussion held out of the public’s view, the lawsuit alleges.