Ask Jay Schwedler, president and CEO of the Sumter Development Board, how his community earned accolades recently from Southern Business & Development magazine’s annual Top 10 issue, and he'll tell you "good things start with bold, smart leadership."“Every single one of these recognitions happened because leaders got together and made something positive happen,” he said. “Good things rarely just
Showing posts with label Sumter Education Task Force. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sumter Education Task Force. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Parent-activist warns parents, educators in Sumter
Posted on 1:44 PM by Unknown
Forewarned is forearmed, and long-time parent-activist Ceresta Smith, now of Charleston, rang the alarm in Sumter on Tuesday -- and her remarks were covered by the Sumter Item.Is the "public" being taken out of public schools?
That was the topic of a public talk given Tuesday in Sumter, sponsored by the South Carolina Education Association and the Sumter Education Task Force.
Ceresta Smith, a
That was the topic of a public talk given Tuesday in Sumter, sponsored by the South Carolina Education Association and the Sumter Education Task Force.
Ceresta Smith, a
Posted in Ceresta Smith, NCLB, Nicole Williams, Parrish Rabon, Sumter, Sumter Education Task Force, Sumter Item
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Saturday, February 11, 2012
The SCEA releases Sumter public forum summary
Posted on 6:53 PM by Unknown
For the past two weeks, I've been waiting diligently for the Sumter Item to publish its coverage of the Sumter parents' and educators' public forum. Feedback from ones who attended the event said that the Item covered the event, but that its reporter left halfway through, after conversation turned toward a critique of the Item's coverage.
Specifically, it seems that the Item covers abundantly
Specifically, it seems that the Item covers abundantly
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