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Sumter School District hosts first Food Service Menu Tasting
The first Food Service Menu Tasting hosted by Sumter School District was held at Sumter High School on Thursday, Sept. 7. The evening gave non-students a chance to try the meal options offered in Sumter … more
USC Sumter to host Constitution Day program on Sept. 11
The University of South Carolina Sumter will host a Constitution Day program on Monday, Sept. 11, at noon in the USC Sumter Arts and Letters Lecture Hall. The event is free, open to the public, suitable for all ages and promises to be educational … more
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STEM experiment uses glow sticks at Sumter middle school
PHOTO PROVIDED Mrs. Richardson's sixth-grade science students at Alice Drive Middle School investigated the effects of adding or removing thermal energy from the chemical reactions within a glow stick. Students made conclusions on how molecules … more
Manchester Elementary School kindergartners learn about 3-D shapes
Mrs. Anderson's kindergarten class at Manchester Elementary School learned about 3-D shapes last week by making cylinder windsocks and enjoying 3-D-shaped snacks. more
Central Carolina Technical College promotes Tisdel to vice president for academic affairs
Central Carolina Technical College has promoted Jason Tisdel to the position of vice president for academic affairs. The college distributed a news release on the announcement earlier this week. A U.S. Air Force veteran, Tisdel started at CCTC in … more
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Sumter school board chairman proposes idea for long-term school 'master plan'
Sumter school board's chairman said he thinks a district rezoning plan for school attendance lines needs to include a comprehensive facility master plan that takes into account the age of buildings. After hearing a consultant's presentation on a … more
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Sumter district specifies employee retention bonus totals Tuesday
After preapproving a bonus for all returning district employees in the spring, Sumter school board unanimously approved another round to be distributed this fall. All full-time, returning employees from last school year, to include teachers and … more
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USC Sumter earns 2023-24 Gold Military Friendly School honor
University of South Carolina Sumter announced Monday it has earned the 2023-24 Military Friendly School designation. Institutions earning the Military Friendly School designation were evaluated using both public data sources and responses from a … more
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Sumter school board trustee Ragin earns Level Four at boardsmanship institute
Sumter School District board trustee Shawn Ragin earned Level Four of the South Carolina School Boards Association Boardsmanship Institute and was presented a certificate by Board of Trustees Chairman the Rev. Ralph Canty. more
New Wilson Hall headmaster wants to build on his predecessor Moulton's legacy
Many people might think that new Wilson Hall Headmaster Brent Kaneft has big shoes to fill in replacing long-time leader Fred Moulton, but Kaneft looks at the situation through a slightly different lens. A 2000 Wilson Hall alumnus, Kaneft sat … more
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Clarendon schools adjust schedule ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia
Towns in Clarendon County are preparing for Tropical Storm Idalia, and Clarendon County School District held an emergency meeting with faculty and staff Monday afternoon to discuss dismissal changes because of the storm. CCSD will shift learning … more
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Salary study findings, school rezoning back on board's table next week
A district-wide salary study report and the carryover topic of rezoning of school attendance lines from the previous board will be before Sumter School District's Board of Trustees on Monday. A district staff member placed the agenda for the … more
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Sumter School District board's Facilities Committee has not met in 10 months
Sumter's current school board has been in place for eight months, but since January, the Facilities Committee has still not met. Chairman Shawn Ragin is the carryover committee leader after he won re-election last November, and his committee is … more
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Georgia Pacific donates lumber to Sumter School District
Sumter Career and Technology Center recently received a donation of lumber from Jamey Gowdy and his team at Georgia Pacific branch in Clarendon County. Gowdy said, "I hope this donation will help provide a great learning experience for the students … more
Morris College adds 4 academic programs
In a stride toward an even brighter future, Morris College has unveiled four new academic opportunities set to empower its students. On June 23, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges approved Morris College's … more
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Sumter School District Trustee Zell explains post on Lakewood student-filmed video
A Sumter school board member addressed a post he made on Facebook earlier this month that prompted "outcry" from students, parents and teachers in response to a music video shown at Lakewood High School. Sumter School District Area 8 Trustee Jeff … more
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Sumter School District doles out $521K in teacher bonuses after excess Title I funds discovered in May
With an influx of COVID-19 relief money that could be used for instruction, Sumter School District distributed $521,444 in select teacher bonuses this summer before a deadline to spend money for its most impoverished students. District Director … more
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Our future bridge builders put skills to work at school
Shaw Heights Elementary students in Mrs. Faddis' class put their engineering skills to work in order to brainstorm, plan and build bridges this week. PHOTOS PROVIDED more
Colleges seek to 'ChatGPT-proof' assignments
When philosophy professor Darren Hick came across another case of cheating in his classroom at Furman University last semester, he posted an update to his followers on social media: "Aaaaand, I've caught my second ChatGPT plagiarist." Friends and … more
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Alice Drive Middle School STEM program honored at Sumter school board meeting
Sumter School Board Chairman the Rev. Ralph Canty, right, and Vice Chairwoman Bonnie Disney, left, present a resolution to Alice Drive Middle School Principal Jeannie Pressley, second from left, and STEM lead teacher Marina Mosneaguta, second from … more
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