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On April 1, 1967, the SCEA merged with the Palmetto Education Association, a parallel association of Black educators founded in 1896. [3] The merger [10] of these two educational organizations was the largest combination of racially segregated associations in the history of the state of South Carolina. Membership in The SCEA rose to nearly ...
On Oct. 26, the South Carolina Education Association filed a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Education Scholarship Trust Fund. Signed into law earlier this year, this program ...
Ellis, a 46-year-old Blythewood High School teacher and student activities director, was recently endorsed by the South Carolina Education Association.
Sherry East, President of the South Carolina Education Association, said the bill seems like a good idea. “I think this is a good compromise,” East said. “Even video games even have a ...
Sherry East, President of the South Carolina Education Association, said the organization is concerned about multiple aspects of the bill, one of which is the perception that public school ...
The organization was founded as a splinter group from the South Carolina Education Association (SCEA) shortly following the merger that integrated the white association South Carolina Education Association (SCEA) with Black teacher association Palmetto Education Association (PEA) in 1967 which formed the integrated association now known as the ...
First, the white-only South Carolina State Teachers Association in 1881, and in 1900, the Palmetto Education Association. [3] The first president was J. Edward Wallace , who like all of the early presidents of the Association worked as a school administrator rather than as a teacher.
Two dozen bills intended to support South Carolina teachers and address the growing educator shortage have been filed ahead of the upcoming legislative session, which starts Jan. 10.