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Teacher let 3 preschoolers hit classmate back, Christian pre-K says. She was arrested. (opens the original)
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MAULDIN — An Upstate childcare center is being sued after one of its workers was arrested this summer for letting three 4-year-old girls hit a little boy who had been aggressive with them earlier. Loretta Denise Freeman was arrested July 19, records show. She and her former employer — SolVerus Academy Christian Preschool in Mauldin — now face a lawsuit from the little boy's aunt, too. The lawsuit alleges the daycare was negligent in its hiring and supervision of Freeman and that both it and Free
Teacher let 3 preschoolers hit classmate back, Christian pre-K says. She was arrested. (opens the original)
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MAULDIN — An Upstate childcare center is being sued after one of its workers was arrested this summer for letting three 4-year-old girls hit a little boy who had been aggressive with them earlier. Loretta Denise Freeman was arrested July 19, records show. She and her former employer — SolVerus Academy Christian Preschool in Mauldin — now face a lawsuit from the little boy's aunt, too. The lawsuit alleges the daycare was negligent in its hiring and supervision of Freeman and that both it and Free
Child care is unaffordable to thousands across SC as federally supplemented vouchers run out (opens the original)
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SPARTANBURG — Kesha Williams opened her daycare business in Spartanburg two months before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down every school and most businesses in South Carolina. Williams kept her Little Me child-care center open in the weeks and months after March 2020 and was immediately full to capacity with 70 children of essential workers — doctors, nurses, police officers and teachers. At one point, every family was getting some measure of government assistance for child care, she said. She sti
SC voucher program faces broader scrutiny over spending controls, testing gaps (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — Spending controls on vouchers need to be tighter and testing data from the publicly funded program must improve. These were the key takeaways as a committee charged with evaluating the program confronted major gaps in its first academic review. Accountability is “the whole argument,” said state Sen. Ross Turner, R-Greenville. State education officials faced pointed questions Sept. 21 from Turner and other members of the S.C. Education Oversight Committee about testing and spending che
It’s Year 3 of SC’s growing school voucher program. Data on student learning still is not available. (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — South Carolina's $83 million voucher program has tripled in size over three years despite no public data showing whether it’s working. Hundreds of test scores required under South Carolina’s school voucher program are missing from its inaugural year, preventing the state from completing a long-anticipated assessment on learning gains among participants. Now in its third year, the program has expanded to 15,000 students. After months of delay, and back-and-forth exchanges between the S
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