www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2025-02-26 08:01:19

SUMMARY: At a recent Palm Charter School board meeting, tensions between the board and parents continued, affecting students who feel unheard. Junior Tyler Grib voiced concerns over the lack of student representation during ongoing disputes, stating it’s unfair for students to be overlooked amid recent chaos. Grib reminisced about the school’s previous fun and educational activities that have diminished. Amidst discussions of bylaws and governance changes, new board member Pam Martin expressed her desire to improve school issues. The board faces pressure for fair elections, with the next ones planned for spring, though scheduling remains uncertain.

For the first time, a student of PALM Charter High School spoke about the recent board member elections.

Tyler Gryb, a junior at PALM, expressed some of the concerns of students throughout the process.

“I believe that some of the things that the school has endured over the last eight months, some things they have drug me through, its kind of been unfair to a lot of students. A lot of students haven’t had a voice in it,” said Gryb.

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www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2025-02-25 07:31:24

SUMMARY: ABC 15’s Giana Forbus reported on a recent meeting regarding safety and security in Ory County Schools, led by new superintendent Clifford Jones. Part of his 100-day plan includes forming a Safety and Security Committee, which raised concerns among some members about potential micromanagement. The committee, proposed by Chairman David Cox, would oversee budgets, assess security measures, and collaborate with law enforcement. Executive Director of Safety and Security Mike Frederick, hired recently, has already implemented policies like school detectors and clear backpacks. Discussions on the committee were postponed until Jones completes his 90-day review period in May.

A new committee was proposed Monday for Horry County Schools known as the Safety and Security Committee. The new superintendent Clifford Jones’ says this is a vital creation.

The committee was first brought up by Board Chairman David Cox and continued by Jones when he started in February.

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2025-02-24 18:41:28

SUMMARY: Clear skies tonight reveal a beautiful sunset over Lake Hartwell, with current temperatures around 63 degrees in Anderson and 59 in Spartanburg. As temperatures drop into the mid-30s, a slight chance of a freeze exists in rural areas. Tomorrow will be sunny, warming up to near 70 degrees. Winds will pick up slightly, adding to the pleasant feel. A front is expected to bring a few showers and possibly thunder on Friday, with a shift back to cooler temperatures nearing the norm. The outlook for March suggests above-average temperatures and increased precipitation, leading to an early pollen season.

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