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Classroom Champions: Ladson teacher seeks donations for autism sensory movement space (opens the original)
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LADSON, S.C. (WCSC) — A physical education teacher at Ladson Elementary School is asking for donations to create a “Bulldog Sensory & Movement Zone” for students. Candace Bare, a physical education teacher at Ladson Elementary School, said an intentional, smaller space gives students the freedom to move and regulate their bodies. “I’m hoping that every student that is able to use our sensory space can move their bodies. Movement is a big part of what we do in physical education. It’s one of the
97 acres of Johns Island forest permanently protected in conservation, housing project (opens the original)
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JOHNS ISLAND, S.C. (WCSC) — Nearly 100 acres of Humbert Woods on Johns Island will be permanently protected after the Lowcountry Land Trust purchased the land. The property was previously zoned for more than 30 homes. The project is a partnership between Lowcountry Land Trust, Sea Island Habitat for Humanity, Charleston County’s Greenbelt Program and the State Conservation Bank. Charleston County Council Member Joe Boykin said the effort combines the work of multiple organizations. “Many hands m
Charleston Symphony, Lang Lang partner to inspire young musicians (opens the original)
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CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — The Charleston Symphony and pianist Lang Lang are teaming up to inspire the next generation of Lowcountry musicians. About 50 fourth graders got an exclusive look inside a rehearsal Monday at the Gaillard Center, watching musicians take the stage for an up-close look at where a passion for music can lead. The Charleston Symphony hosted the visit through its new music education partnership with the Charleston County School District. Outside of the rehearsal, students are
Classroom Champions: Middle school launches ‘Squad Games’ to boost attendance (opens the original)
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NORTH CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) — A middle school is using a competition named after a popular show to encourage good behavior in class. At Military Magnet Academy, “Squad Games” is a middle school competition putting a spin on the show “Squid Game.” School Counselor Les Turner said the idea builds on the school’s existing structure. “We already have students in squads as a part of our military plan and approach to education,” Turner said. “So, it was kind of a no-brainer to think, well, we’ll jus
Folly Beach considers new parking rules to clarify rates and signage (opens the original)
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FOLLY BEACH, S.C. (WCSC) — Folly Beach officials are proposing new parking rules aimed at reducing confusion for the roughly 1.5 million people who visit the beach each year. The proposal would require private parking lots to post rates, operating hours, payment methods, and contact information at every main entrance, or prominently online. Private lots would also be required to state that they are not city-run. Katherine Houghton, mayor pro tem for the city of Folly Beach, said the goal is to m
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