Florence One Schools’ students are still achieving at lower rates than state averages, but scores are improving, often faster than comparable districts across the state.
Florence One Schools’ students are still achieving at lower rates than state averages, but scores are improving, often faster than comparable districts across the state.
In a school gym packed with cheering students, Superintendent Richard O’Malley named John W. Moore Middle School’s April Leroy as Florence One Schools’ principal of the year.
Royall Elementary School’s Marci Gatewood was named the Florence One Schools’ assistant principal of the year at a surprise ceremony on school grounds.
FLORENCE, S.C. — Citing discriminatory policies and lack of action, activists called for the resignation of Florence School Board One’s superintendent and full Board of Trustees.