State rethinks where schools are built in South Carolina
South Carolina plans to revisit construction rules imposed since 1983 as districts pursue large bond programs and new campuses. The 12 acre minimum for a 200 student elementary school shapes growth away from urban areas, prompting calls to drop acreage or require coordination with planners. Public and industry voices debate site by site.
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