First grade to take BSAP tests in South Carolina
GREENVILLE AP Six year old boys and girls will sit still for the first time in five years as South Carolina introduces the BSAP Basic Skills Assessment Program for a trial run next April. Officials say the test will measure school performance and early learning, while some worry about reliability. Republican Rep Ronny Townsend of Anderson leads House Education on the effort.
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Greenville
South Carolina
Kiddy Land
Ronny Townsend
Anderson
House
Teachers Ready For Busy Start At Several Schools
Teachers outlined priorities for the new term including supply lists textbooks and class rolls parent communication and student records. Principals report improved facilities and plans to welcome over 75 teachers and more than 1500 students as classes begin next Monday.
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Mitzi Smith
Jefferson Elementary
Joy Shealy
Busbee Elementary
Busbee
David Caver
Aiken High
Finding Balance Between Work and Self Care
A Chicago psychologist urges routine balance with one personal task and one professional duty daily to reclaim control over the day. If dissatisfaction persists, she suggests considering a career change to restore enthusiasm and beat Monday blues.
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