Elizabeth “Beth” A. Phibbs

SC Education Foundation

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@CampobelloCathy Looking cool Ellis!

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@MazyckKaris @herffjones @HoraceMann @MooreKimD @MFrank1908 Congratulations Karis! We are proud of you!!

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@shannaniganw @LexingtonOne @SCASAnews @CSESHuskies @WhiteKnollElem @wk_timberwolves @PelionPanthers @LexTechCenter @LexOneHR We enjoyed having you today and happy you enjoyed it! See you next year!

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@JudiGatson @SCASAnews Such a wonderful day! Thank you @JudiGatson and all participants! See you next year!!

[Angie @RyeAngie]

Look forward to sharpening the saw🧠

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We are officially one week away from #SCASAi3! Check out all of the great sessions at this year’s conference here: https://t.co/YuYZSIFAcf

#LeadershipMatters
#TransformationalLeadership

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@SCASAnews @RichlandTwo @LexCounty_SD3 @TeamDDTwo @LexingtonTwo @spartanburgone @TiaJonesED1 @megancarrero @aemcalli @EraARoberts Excellent group of school leaders!

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@MargaretPeach2 @SCASAnews Wonderful night! Thank you for your leadership!

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Today, we hand delivered letters to President Peeler and Speaker Lucas requesting that they call their chambers into session to suspend Proviso 1.108. 

Suspending the prohibition on mask requirements enables school leaders to make decisions based on their local circumstances.

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However, until then, we will continue to work closely with medical professionals, including local hospitals, DHEC and the CDC to determine the necessary protocols to protect our students and staff.

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@LucasClamp @SCASAnews @RBHSGators Thank you for your support @LucasClamp and to @RBHSGators String Ensemble! #LeadershipMatters

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The SC House voted to concur (120-0) in the Senate amendments to H. 3609, the Teacher Step Increase.  Governor McMaster has five days once it is ratified, excluding Sunday, to sign the bill or allow it to go into effect without his signature.

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@wxbrad Do we go to Spartanburg and Take I 40 to Asheville

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"Life's most persistent and urgent question is, 'What are you doing for others?'"

On this #MLKDay, let us all honor Dr. King's legacy of service and leadership.
#LeadershipMatters

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@JudiGatson @RichlandOne @RichlandTwo @LexingtonOne @SamWISTV @only1clw @madelinecuddihy @RobinColetrain @LPinderTV @ScarlettWISTV Excellent! Let it SNOW!

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@_hlivings @SCASAnews @saludaschools Enjoyed meeting with the WPEC Superintendents today! Thank you for the invitation!

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@SCASAnews @NASSP @sonyabryant @LexCounty_SD3 @Bates_Lees_HS Congratulations Sonya! We are proud of you!

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To read the entire opinion, please click on the link:
https://t.co/qGNfquD6iL

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Yesterday, the S.C. Supreme Court ruled that Governor McMaster’s allocation of $32 million in SAFE grants for private schools is unconstitutional.

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The ruling upholds the S.C. Constitution Article XI, § 4, that states, “No money shall be paid from public funds nor shall the credit of the state or any of its political subdivisions be used for the direct benefit of any religious or other private educational institution.”