AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEducation & Assessment: Clemson and Winthrop are leaning on NSSE results to tighten curriculum and student outcomes, showing how South Carolina colleges are turning engagement surveys into real campus changes. Local Schools Accountability: Charleston County School board member Darlene Roberson faces an unprecedented hearing tied to allegations of misconduct and conflicts of interest, with the Inspector General report at the center. Child Safety: South Carolina DPH warns that about 60% of car seats are installed incorrectly, urging parents to match seats to kids’ age/height and follow manuals. Culture & Community: The SC State Museum removed a 1950s KKK flyer from an exhibit after visitors said it created a misleading link to Strom Thurmond. Caregiving & Health: A caregiver’s story from the Charleston area highlights dementia, dignity, and the growing role of men in aging support. Family & Fun: A Laurens County farm is launching a Dolly Parton-themed corn maze benefiting Imagination Library early literacy. Policy & Access: USC’s Palmetto College may pause dual enrollment for high schoolers unless funding holds, as lottery scholarship support per credit hour has dropped. Immigration & Paperwork: IRS draft forms may soon ask taxpayers about citizenship or work authorization when filing. Sports & Entertainment: “The Traitors: New Blood” returns with new episodes and weekly drop details, while Week 4 college football schedules keep fans glued to TV.
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