South Carolina moves toward new standards amid Common Core repeal talks
The South Carolina Senate approved a 42-0 repeal vote but kept the current standards for a year while a bipartisan panel studies new statewide guidelines for English, math, and other subjects. Lawmakers aim to begin a state based framework in August 2015 with possible retention of some Common Core elements.
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Nuclear group leads classroom workshop on energy use
Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness and the local American Nuclear Society section run a K-12 workshop "Bringing Nuclear into the Classroom." Since 2009, over 225 teachers have participated in hands-on lessons across Aiken and Bamberg counties, with the latest session April 25 at Ruth Patrick Science Education Center.
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