Alexa Jurado

2 weeks ago | thestate.com | Alexa Jurado

The Richland 1 school district’s administration office in Columbia. S.C. Paul Osmundson Richland School District 1 has a new superintendent. Todd Anthony Walker, chief curriculum and instruction officer for Columbus City Schools in Columbus, Ohio, will replace current Superintendent Craig Witherspoon. Walker has 25 years of leadership experience in Ohio schools serving pre-K through high school as a campus director and principal.

2 weeks ago | thestate.com | Alexa Jurado

Carolina Gardens, a vacant apartment complex owned by the University of South Carolina. Alexa Jurado In shadow of the University of South Carolina’s shiny, new student housing development, apartments that once housed students grow older. Vacant, save one building used for maintenance shops, Carolina Gardens spans an entire block that has been mostly ignored since it closed. It has been a decade since the spring 2015 semester, the last time the apartments had residents.

3 weeks ago | thestate.com | Alexa Jurado

The Richland 1 school district’s administration office in Columbia. S.C. Paul Osmundson Richland School District 1 announced finalists for its next superintendent Friday. The candidates are:▪ Mr. Kelly S. Guempel, deputy superintendent, Spotsylvania County Public Schools, Fredericksburg, Virginia▪ Dr. Kendra V.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Alexa Jurado

Richland School District 1 announced finalists for its next superintendent. BWP & Associates, the firm hired by the school board to conduct the search, received 42 applications for the position from candidates in 12 states, according to a news release. Seven were selected for interviews, which took place Thursday and Friday. After deliberation, the board chose three finalists.

3 weeks ago | thestate.com | Alexa Jurado

The Richland 1 early learning center project from the air on Friday, August 16, 2024. Joshua Boucher [email protected] Richland School District 1 will dismantle the partially-built structures at a now-abandoned early learning center site after the school board voted to disband the $31 million construction project earlier this year.