Best Apartment Complex – Bridgeside at Patriots Point
Best Attraction – The Battery
Best Daycare – The Oaks Children’s Academy
Best Farmers Market – Charleston Farmers Market
Best Festival – Charleston Wine + Food Festival
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Best Neighborhood – Park Circle
Best Place to Work – Medical University of South Carolina
Best Pop-up Market – Sunday Brunch Pour House
Best Preschool – The Oaks Children’s Academy
Best Private School – Bishop England High School
Best Public School – Academic Magnet High School
Best Public Space – Folly Beach
Best Tour Company – Bulldog Tours
Culture, Arts, and Entertainment
Best Art Instruction – Redux Contemporary Art Center
Best Club DJ – DJ Natty Heavy
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By Grace Beahm Alford gbeahm@postandcourier.com
With one COVID-19 vaccine now in emergency use in South Carolina and a couple more on the horizon, a path toward normalcy is just beginning to take shape for teachers and students across the state.
From the abrupt cancellation of in-person classes in mid-March to the ongoing challenges posed by online learning and the stateâs so-called digital divide, the global pandemic has taken a serious toll on public education over the past nine months.
But much is still unknown about what role schools will play in the vaccine distribution and what it will mean for children and educators moving forward, as school districts across the state remain largely in the dark.
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