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The South Carolina School Board Members Sharing Hub is a place for board members to share programs, initiatives and ideas that are successful in your district.Feel free to attach a file, photograph or video to your post that will help others understand your district's success story.Share your ideas! Start something good! ... See MoreSee Less

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Today we celebrate the retirement of SCSBIT's Assistant Director for Property and Casualty, Kim Anderson!Kim is retiring from SCSBA after 28 years! The impact Kim has had during her career with SCSBA and SCSBIT – and, in particular – her role in establishing and growing the P&C Trust is immeasurable. Congratulations Kim! ... See MoreSee Less

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Today we honored SCSBA Office Assistant Sheri Miracle, who is retiring after 13 years of dedicated and outstanding service to SCSBA and our members. Join us in congratulating Sheri! ... See MoreSee Less

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The following is a statement by Scott Price, Executive Director of the South Carolina School Boards Association, in response to the statement made by Governor Henry McMaster concerning masks in schools. ... See MoreSee Less

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SCSBA Director of Governmental Relations and Advocacy Debbie Elmore testified during the House Ways and Means Revenue Policy Legislative Subcommittee Meeting in opposition of House Bill 3976 today.The bill would provide scholarships equal to the state average of state funding per pupil in public schools as determined by the Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office (RFA) to parents through an individual online payment platform known as an Education Scholarship Account (ESA). The funding can be used to pay for a broad list of eligible education expenses typically via a debit card that includes private school tuition and fees, tutors, books, online learning programs, private tutoring and more.SCSBA members have a long-standing legislative resolution strongly opposing state or federally-mandated efforts to directly or indirectly subsidize elementary or secondary private, religious or home schools with public funds. ... See MoreSee Less

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