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Education
Proposed USED/DOL Merger Will Compound Harmful Federal Education Mandates
- By USPIE
Proposed USED/DOL Merger Will Compound Harmful Federal Education Mandates USPIE opposes all efforts to convert American education into a workforce development system and opposes enabling massive data collection of citizens, especially children, facilitated and coordinated by the Federal government. USPIE believes the effort to make this dramatic conversion through government schools is misunderstood by most Americans and nearly all elected officials.
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Bob Jones University Graduates Finish with One of Lowest Student Loan Debt Figures in South Carolina
- By Randy Page - BJU
Bob Jones University students have one of the lowest student debt figures in South Carolina according to the recently published LendEDU report. Within the state of South Carolina, Bob Jones University ranked 2nd out of 18 schools and 57th among all similar private schools across the nation.
To inform potential borrowers of the amount of debt they will incur while attending college, LendEDU analyzed information from Peterson’s voluntary financial aid survey which collected responses from 1,080 four year public and private institutions of higher education.
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NGU Offers New Opportunities in Professional Development
- By North Greenville University
Tigerville, SC – Beginning in Fall 2018, North Greenville University’s Greer campus will add new professional development opportunities, including seminars and professional certificates consisting of 8-week courses.
Professional development at NGU is designed both for current business professionals, church leaders, and nonprofit workers who want to continue learning new skills and knowledge they need to excel in their positions.
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Greenville School Trustee District 21 Filing Is Now Open
- By Greenville Election Commission
Filing opened at Noon, Friday, August 24th, 2018 for the Special Election to fill the vacancy created in the Greenville School Trustee District 21 seat to be filled for the remainder of the term when Danna Rohleder resigned. Filing will remain open until Noon on Tuesday, September 4th, 2018. The Special Election to fill the vacancy is scheduled for November 6th, 2018, in conjunction with the General Election.
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Washington Center Completes Nature Trail
- By Press Release
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Travelers Rest High Social Studies Teacher Named GCS Teacher of the Year
- By Press Release
Greenville County Schools Superintendent Dr. Burke Royster announced the selection of Shelley Smith, a social studies teacher at Travelers Rest High, the 2018-19 Greenville County Teacher of the Year.
Also announced were first runner-up Rick Schwartz, Introduction to Manufacturing Teacher at Greer High; second runner-up Matthew Boone, 7th Grade English Language Arts Teacher at Northwood Middle; and third runner-up Reem Alnatour, Third Grade Teacher, Fork Shoals School.
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- New School Year at Washington Center
- Greenville County Schools Response to American Humanist Filing
- NGU/Kroc String Project Provides Affordable Stringed Instrument Instruction
- Back to School for Greenville County
- Tuition, fees used to pay off skyrocketing university IOUs
- GCS Implements Clear Bag Policy for Athletic Events
- 13 Organizations Team Up to Attract Talent to the Construction Industry