Study urges steps to ease South Carolina nursing shortage
A six year study led by the University of South Carolina calls for state funding to attract nursing students, especially men and minorities, to curb an expected shortage rising from 5 000 to 15 000 nurses in 13 years. It recommends a state data center, expanded education funding, and financial incentives for service in needy areas and for underrepresented groups.
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State launches future scholars college savings plan
South Carolina unveiled a Future Scholars program described as a 401(k) like plan. It allows deductions from state income tax, tax free earnings, and tax free withdrawals for qualifying education expenses. Individuals may transfer up to 55000 from taxable estate over five years without gift taxes. Three investment options exist with a $250 initial contribution, waived by automatic monthly $50 deposits.
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Schools wary of Respect for Law Day bills in South Carolina
Critics say bills would set September 17 as Respect for Law Day and force a new curriculum on teaching the history and evolution of law. Companions would require display of the Ten Commandments and founding documents. Hawkins bill awaits Senate debate. potential court fight looms.
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