
Dent Middle School Marks 100 Years With New Arts Building
The Columbia school rededicated its campus and cut the ribbon on a new creative and fine arts facility during its centennial celebration.
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The Columbia school rededicated its campus and cut the ribbon on a new creative and fine arts facility during its centennial celebration.
Henrie Monteith Treadwell was one of three students who integrated the University of South Carolina in 1963.

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The Columbia elementary school adds hundreds of books to boost student literacy and foster a love for reading.

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The event united educators and law enforcement to enhance coordination on school security protocols.

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A new outdoor facility in Columbia will train students for the high demand for welders in South Carolina.

The zoning approval paves the way for a new charter school on Atlas Road.
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