Parents around the country are demanding school districts slacken zero-tolerance policies meant to reduce violence.  USA Today reports the outcry follows a high profile case in which a boy scout was suspended for bringing a tool to school.

The President spoke to students at noon, but most Upstate students didn’t see it live.

An Upstate school district made headlines for weeks, in part, because the money it spent on communications: rebranding, signs and logos.  A recent Wall Street Journal says other schools are doing the same thing, and it’s paying off.

Should public high school students receive credit for religious classes taken off-campus? A lawsuit filed against Spartanburg School District 7 says it’s unconstitutional.

If parents wish to request to enroll their child in a school other than the one they currently attend, they must complete and submit an Application for School Choice no later than March 20, 2009.

Spartanburg District 7 says the agreement to allow the district golf program to practice and play at The County Club of Spartanburg will not go forward.

Spending by Spartanburg District 7 has prompted a Spartanburg lawmaker to introduce a bill to require all districts to be independently audited.

Many are outraged over the $325K deal—taxpayers took complaints to the school board