Two elementary school students were taken to a hospital after they were hit by a vehicle on Filter Plant Road in Gaffney Thursday morning. The superintendent for the school district, says - at this point - they’ve been told neither child suffered severe injuries.

A new report by the Southern Regional Education Board ranks South Carolina near the bottom of the nation on graduation rates and says half the state’s high schools are “dropout factories”.

Election Day is November 3, Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Fletcher Academy in Hendersonville will be closed for the week due to illness.

An arrest affidavit says a teen accused of wanting to blow up a western Colorado school allegedly talked with others about going out “in a blaze of glory like Columbine High School.“

A South Carolina fifth-grader is recuperating after he was hit by a school bus.

More than 1,000 middle and high school students attended the fourth annual Career Quest Tuesday evening.

Across the county, school lunch debt is increasing for districts as the economy takes a toll on families and their ability to pay.  A report in USA Today finds, half of school nutrition directors say they saw an increase in unpaid meals last year, and it’s creating a financial burden for school districts.

A Union County woman is back in jail just a few days after Union County deputies pulled her over for driving under the influence with her children in the car.

The president is pushing for schools to add time to classes, to stay open later and to let kids in on weekends so they have a safe place to go.

District officials say their policy bans political ads on school publications.

A fourth grade student suffered a broken bone near her ankle when she was hit in front of Woodland Heights Elementary School. Public Safety says a driver has been charged with failing to yield the right of way.

South Carolina’s largest charter school association says it hopes to enroll 10 percent of the state’s public school students in the next five years.

A special needs school in DeKalb County has closed for the rest of the week after nearly half of its students and six staff members complained of flu-like symptoms.

A North Carolina school district has decided to quit giving cheaper lunches to children whose parents owe money.