“At the end of the day they aren’t going to remember everything you teach them, but they are going to remember how you made them feel. And so for me that’s very important to make sure they know this is a safe place and it’s ok to ask questions, and it’s ok to make mistakes and it’s ok to not know the answer,” says Abigail.
In the wake of some concerned and in some cases angry parents confused about their children’s teachers being relocated to new schools around the county, Richland School District One is releasing answers to some of their questions.
On Wednesday, the SC House of Representatives approved a bill that allows teachers to have paid parental leave for up to six weeks when they give birth or adopt a child.
Local Living: Multiple Midlands school districts hosting hiring events
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Local Living: Multiple Midlands school districts looking to hire teachers, Columbia Fireflies looking for interns and more!
Over 1,000 South Carolina classrooms started this school year without its most essential element, a qualified teacher. This number represents a more than 50% increase from last year, and an 88% increase from two years ago.
More than 2,000 public school teachers are needed across South Carolina, according to SC for Ed volunteers. That’s higher than any total posted from the last two summers.
What would your high school self have written in a letter to you 10 years in the future? Students from Ms. Ginia Gutierrez’s English class in Strasburg, Colorado just found out the answer.
COLUMBIA (WOLO): A protest planned by teacher’s organization SC for Ed was called off Monday out of fear for members’ safety after the group received threatening messages online. Instead, many teachers gathered in small groups throughout the community to make their voices heard. South Carolina teachers say they’ve had enough. SC for Ed members wore red and wrote letters to state…
