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South Carolina public schools face challenges as over 622000 students return to 1153 schools. Officials emphasize discipline, parental involvement, and new testing to boost basic skills and SAT scores. Governor Riley praises early childhood programs and collaboration among home and school communities.
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Dick) Riley
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South Carolina teachers face burnout concerns in schools
Greenville County Schools official says burnout isn’t widespread with 54 resignations last year, six for nonteaching jobs. Teachers cite parental, study, or relocation reasons, while administrators note financial strain and discipline issues vary by district. Vivian Watson emphasizes focus remains on child education.
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Karen Cabe
Stall High School
Charleston County
Vivian Watson
Saint Andrews Junior High
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South Carolina Education Association
Thomas E. Littlejohn
Greenville County
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