NAACP seeks more diversity in school district leadership
Lonnie Randolph says state NAACP will push for fair representation as six of 37 principals are African American, with Walker and others alleging minority staffing shortfalls. NAACP demands by May 24 include delaying district level appointments and revealing plans to close the achievement gap while boosting recruitment and open dialogue with leaders.
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House moves to curb illegal workers in South Carolina
House approves a bill requiring state agencies and contractors to verify new hires through the federal E-Verify system. The measure cleared second reading 84 to 18 and heads to a third reading before Senate consideration. Gov. Sanford praised the move and urged Senate action before session end.
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