SC Education Leaders Release Reopening Plan
Education officials in South Carolina have unveiled their plan for getting kids back in the classroom safely. Officials say there is no one-size-fits-all solution to reopen schools in the fall.
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Education officials in South Carolina have unveiled their plan for getting kids back in the classroom safely. Officials say there is no one-size-fits-all solution to reopen schools in the fall.
Wilson talks with Northwest School of the Arts 7th grade science teacher Stephanie Przystanski (a.k.a. Ms. P) about some great science activities that can help our kids through the "summer brain drain."
While Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools are still waiting to get back on the field, several high school teams in our area returned to action this week, including the…
Today on Wilson's World Homeschool, the Holt School of Fine Art challenges Wilson to a virtual game of Pictionary!
The school community will have a voice in determining the new name for Vance High School.
The State Board of Education approved new operational guidance Thursday.
Wilson donned his best ballet "pants" and enjoyed a performance and virtual ballet lesson all the way from San Diego with ballet dancers Kirsten, Tigran and Magnus from Arc Entertainment Company.
Hornets owner Michael Jordan and Jordan Brand are giving back in a major way.
Regina Meeks with Wilson STEM Academy joined Wilson this morning for his homeschool lesson on how to color in 3D.
Women were a vital part of Historic Brattonsville during the Revolutionary War. Johanna Addison with Historic Brattonsville joined Wilson to talk about the role of women during that war.
Wilson joined an online class with Ebony Simpson of the Holt School of Fine Art to create a picture of his dog George.
Schools and organizations across the country are working on ways for sports to return.
Union County Public Schools (UCPS) says online kindergarten registration for the 2020-2021 school year is now available to parents and guardians.
South Carolina’s top education official wanted $115 million for summer school programs to get some of the state’s most vulnerable students back on track after missing at least 10 weeks of in-person classes because of the coronavirus.
No prom. No graduation. No award ceremonies. No last school pranks.
A unique celebration in the midst of crisis
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