Vouchers are dead. The SC Senate has rejected the latest effort to funnel public tax dollars into private schools. The SCEA is proud of our members who took the time to reach out to their senators. Thank you for getting the job done!

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Member Alert: End of the Year Personnel Decisions

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The SCEA Wins BIG for South Carolina Educators!

On August 15, 2012, The SCEA, joined by the SC State Employees Association, filed a petition in SC Supreme Court against Governor Nikki Haley’s, Comptroller Richard Eckstrom’s and State Treasurer Curtis Loftis’ action to increase public employees’ health insurance premiums by 4.6%. On April 24, 2013, the Court ruled in our favor!! The SCEA will continue to protect and defend teachers and school employees. The SCEA was the ONLY association for teachers involved in this lawsuit.

NEWS AROUND THE STATE

Oconee County Education Association (OCEA) Awards Scholarships (Pictured below-Sherry Moore, OCEA President)

Midlands schools make U.S. News Best High Schools rankings

Congratulations to Barnwell High School!

Isn't There a Better Way to Spend this $$

The SCEA Victory in Sumter! School District Restores Teacher Steps!

Congratulations to The SCEA Member Tabatha Boyd Collins

NEA Member is National Teacher of the Year

Earn CASH for Members - All You Want!

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