WINNSBORO – Five years after Fairfield County school officials announced the goal of building a new, rent-controlled housing development for teachers, site infrastructure is nearing completion, and construction of the first homes will start in a few weeks, says Sue Rex, Chair of the Fairfield County School District Education Foundation. “We just feel like we’re […]
FCHS mourns loss of coach
FAIRFIELD COUNTY – A beloved Fairfield Central High School teacher and coach has died. Carmen Washington, also an alumnus of Fairfield Central, died on Jan. 1, 2024 after a brief illness. Washington’s obituary tells of his love for his students, football, and Fairfield County. “Carmen was passionate about his community and the wellbeing of the […]
BHS students make ‘Winter Wishes’ dreams come true for 16 dogs
BLYTHEWOOD – This Christmas, 15 backyard dogs are going to be warmer and more comfortable when the winter chill sets in this winter. They are the dogs who will be recipients of 15 dog houses being purchased with money raised by Blythewood High School students Sarah Turner, 15, and Norah Velpula, 17, as part of […]
Griffins Give Back
FAIRFIELD COUNTY – Fairfield Central High School’s Junior ROTC spent Monday morning partnering with the Fairfield Council on Aging to serve the community by delivering food boxes.
BMS admin named top middle school principal
COLUMBIA –The South Carolina Association of School Administrators (SCASA) named Blythewood Middle School principal Karis Mazyck Middle School Principal of the Year. Promoting an inclusive and supportive school environment, Mazyck has kept Blythewood Middle School on the National School to Watch list since 2014, earning redesignations three times during her tenure as principal. “This recognition […]
Celebrating Veterans –
Last week Richard Winn Academy welcomed family-member veterans to a celebration in honor of Veterans Day.
Laps of Love
WINNSBORO – Last week, Midlands STEM Charter School held its first Laps of Love walk to raise awareness for breast cancer. MSCS Executive Director Cynthia Prince and teacher LeTichia Cunningham, pictured below left, were the Grand Marshals.