BLUFFTON—Barbara Pittman is planting the seeds of knowledge among fifth- and sixth-graders at St. Gregory the Great School. Pittman, a language arts and drama teacher, received a $2,500 grant from S2TEM Centers SC for her […]
Each year, National Catholic Schools Week celebrates the diverse contribution of the 6,300 Catholic schools across the United States. Schools in the Diocese of Charleston, in particular, have much of which to be proud. Bucking […]
SIMPSONVILLE—The Knights of Columbus Council 10819 held its annual Youth Basketball Free-Throw Challenge at St. Joseph’s Catholic School in Greenville recently. Those winners then competed with other finalists in their gender and age groups at […]
GREENVILLE—The first classes at St. Joseph’s Catholic School took place in August of 1993, in the living room of a borrowed house off Augusta Road. The principal’s office was in the dining room. The student […]
COLUMBIA—Students, parents, teachers and education advocates from across the state met in Columbia recently to rally for school choice in South Carolina. More than 2,000 participants, including nearly 400 Catholic school students, took part in the […]
Opinions vary wildly about the positives and negatives of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, the sweeping tax reform legislation passed by Congress in December, with many people still uncertain whether the bill will help […]
CHARLESTON—Three South Carolina school districts were honored by the College Board’s AP Honor Roll this year for the high success rate of their high school students in Advanced Placement courses — and the Diocese of […]
SUMMERVILLE—The results are in for the Diocese of Charleston Youth Volleyball Tournament held at Bethany Methodist recently, hosted by Summerville Catholic school and their athletic director, Jean Fox. A total of 16 teams competed from […]
In a span of about three weeks, three massive hurricanes unleashed their fury on the U.S. mainland and islands in the Caribbean. One after the other, Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria wreaked destruction with tornadoes, […]
MYRTLE BEACH—Hurricane Irma whirled on an uncertain path in the Atlantic, but no storm could distract those who came together for the blessing of the newest Catholic high school on Sept. 7. More than 200 […]
Copyright © 2024 | MH Magazine WordPress Theme by MH Themes