College can be an exciting time for many, but while many students are planning out their college careers, scammers see this time of year as an opportunity to sway students who are looking for better ways to manage their money.
Three students have been charged after threats were made to two separate Florence School District One schools during the first week of classes. With the topic of school safety on many parents minds as school is officially back in session, state lawmakers are working to make those threats a crime.
Most high school seniors planning to head to college will take the ACT or SAT, but many colleges and universities now want to get to know applicants beyond a single number.
Monday marked the first day of school for Georgetown County students.The principal at McDonald Elementary School, Mack Burgess, is continuing a tradition he started last year by teaching students more than what’s in a textbook.
The lawsuit claims the district broke state and federal laws by requiring her to pay for school supplies out of her own pocket and work for free at school-related events.
The former superintendent for Florence School District Four was issued a public reprimand by the South Carolina Board of Education for unprofessional conduct during her tenure.
The first day of the 2019-20 school year is officially in the books and the new school year is underway. This means increased traffic and activity within school zones, as well as more buses on the roads.
In just four days, it will be time for students in Horry and Florence counties to crack open those textbooks again for a new school year. We know getting back into the routine can be tough on everyone in the house and you might feel the stress, especially on Monday mornings.
To help combat the current state-wide teacher shortage and retention crisis, Florence School District One is hiring student-teachers as the main teachers in some of its classrooms.
Whether or not you have a student heading to the classroom this school year, chances are your morning commute will be impacted by buses hitting the roads next week.
Students in the Pee Dee and Horry County are officially one week away from the start of the new school year and that means parents and guardians are going through those back-to-school checklists to make sure students are prepared.
Students across the Grand Strand and the Pee Dee will soon be starting a new school year, which means a new grade, new teachers and possibly even a new school.
Classes across the Grand Strand and the Pee Dee resume on Aug. 19, which means it’s a perfect time for drivers to start paying attention to the rules when traveling in school zones.
Three students were taken to the hospital Wednesday morning after suffering from heat-related issues while at band practice at Darlington High School, according to district officials.
The center houses both Francis Marion University and Florence Darlington Tech classes, providing students with more education and workforce development opportunities.
You may come across the word “bulletproof” while shopping in the back-to-school section this year. Stores are selling a product designed to protect students from gunfire, right next to the school supplies.
South Carolina's tax-free weekend allowed shoppers to not pay 6-percent tax on school supplies, clothes, laptops and many other back-to-school essentials.
Florence School District One is partnering with the organization, All 4 Autism, to offer a class that will teach mainstreamed students with autism real world skills.
Florence School District One food service workers prepared a variety of new school lunch food for administrators and staff on Wednesday at Delmae Heights Elementary.
Following the controversial election of Bob Caslen as the next president of the University of South Carolina, some lawmakers want to see some changes made.
Emergency medical residents with the Grand Strand Health spent Saturday morning with Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue training for a variety of situations with their water rescue team.
The former athletic director and head football coach for West Florence High School has filed a lawsuit against both the school district and the interim principal.
The CEO for the company that built the schools says the district has faced initial setbacks but all schools should be energy positive by the December 2019.
South Carolina State Superintendent Molly Spearman made a stop in Horry County Tuesday to visit the summer fare meal site at Carolina Forest Elementary School.
The Horry County Board of Education Chairman Ken Richardson said U.S. Rep. Tom Rice needs to do more to help local schools impacted by recent hurricanes.
