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Columbia Education News

For readers in Columbia, this page covers school funding, policy changes, test scores, teaching approaches and student learning outcomes. Reporting reaches the institutions that shape how people are educated throughout the city.


Financial Aid

Financial Aid

University of South Carolina Pioneer Treadwell Dies at 80

Henrie Monteith Treadwell was one of three students who integrated the University of South Carolina in 1963.

University of South Carolina Pioneer Treadwell Dies at 80

Primary Education

Live Poll

Do you believe local community partnerships improve the quality of education in your schools?

Primary Education

Burton-Pack Elementary Opens Three New Libraries

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

Burton-Pack Elementary Opens Three New Libraries

Administration

Live Poll

Do you believe schools and parents in your area are effectively collaborating to prevent student safety threats?

Administration

Columbia Hosts First School Safety Symposium

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

Columbia Hosts First School Safety Symposium

Scholarships

Live Poll

Do you support increasing investments in vocational training programs to meet your local workforce needs?

Scholarships

Midlands Technical College Breaks Ground on Welding Lab

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

Midlands Technical College Breaks Ground on Welding Lab

Secondary Education

Secondary Education

Columbia Board Approved C.R. Neal Academy Project

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


More in Education

Coverage takes in administrative decisions, funding debates, curriculum developments and enrollment trends. Reporting spans across the city and the communities around it. Educational achievement levels and the resources allocated to individual learning environments serve as central points of interest in every district. Demographic shifts and the resulting adjustments to attendance zones remain the most frequent drivers of local discourse.