SC to start spending year without budget in place
When South Carolina begins its next fiscal year Wednesday, the state government won’t have a new budget to direct agencies how to spend money.
When South Carolina begins its next fiscal year Wednesday, the state government won’t have a new budget to direct agencies how to spend money.
Most of the students receiving South Carolina’s state-funded private school scholarships this school year already were being taught outside of the public education system, the S.C. Department of Education told a state representative.
In a major victory for public school students in [...]
A bill filed in the state’s House of Representatives [...]
South Carolina could soon see a revival of its [...]
As of mid-January, parents had spent about 10% of [...]