Podcasts about charleston county school

On today's show: 1. Anita Huggins offered permanent role as superintendent of Charleston County School Board - https://abcnews4.com/news/local/anita-huggins-appointed-as-permanent-superintendent-of-charleston-county-school-board-wciv-abc-news-4 2. Rep. Nancy Mace backs Donald Trump over Nikki Haley in the 2024 Republican primary https://apnews.com/article/election-2024-trump-mace-endorsement-7b54005b45cff0442a456b7ff5033936 3. Debate intensifies over newly pre-filed South Carolina abortion bills - https://abcnews4.com/news/local/debate-intensifies-over-newly-proposed-south-carolina-abortion-bills-local-news-wciv-abortion-ban-2023 4. Charleston looking into distance requirements for smoke and vape shops - https://www.counton2.com/news/charleston-looking-into-distance-requirements-for-smoke-and-vape-shops/ 5. Nominate Holy City Sinner for Best of Charleston 2024 - https://holycitysinner.com/entertainment/nominate-holy-city-sinner-for-best-of-charleston-2024/ This episode's music is by Tyler Boone (tylerboonemusic.com). The episode was produced by LMC Soundsystem.

On today's show: 1. Charleston County School superintendent withdraws proposal to leave district - https://www.live5news.com/app/2023/10/17/charleston-county-school-superintendent-withdraws-proposal-leave-district/ 2. Appeals court grants Murdaugh motion on jury tampering, sending case back to circuit court - https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/appeals-court-grants-murdaugh-motion-150620276.html 3. Pepper X marks the spot as South Carolina pepper expert scorches his own Guinness Book heat record - https://apnews.com/article/pepper-x-carolina-reaper-guinness-ed-currie-9c28d8cace1db200e1f9339e783cfbf3 This episode's music is by Tyler Boone (tylerboonemusic.com). The episode was produced by LMC Soundsystem

As Health Systems expand through acquisition and development, scaling clinical teams becomes increasingly difficult.  MUSC Health System has bought twelve new hospitals across the state. It uses technology like Virtual Cockpit and Rad Companion to virtually scan across the state to create efficiencies in its clinical workforce. While the technology is in place, it is also important to have a deep pipeline of clinicians, so they have partnered with the city of Charleston and the Charleston County School board to fund six graduates each year to a local college for full-ride scholarships to medical programs like a lab, rad tech, pharmacy, and medical assistants and nursing. Join us for a deep dive into these programs with Ron McKee, System Administrative Office for MUSC Health.

In this episode of Real Talk with ReZsaun, the Local Celebrity Spotlight shines on Charleston County School Board Member, Kevin Hollinshead. Mr. Hollinshead pulls no punches on his thoughts on how the current board is performing and what steps he thinks the board needs to take to improve long term. He also speaks on what he believes is hurting the board's connection to the community. This interview is definitely REAL TALK! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithrezsaun/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/realtalkwithrezsaun/support

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From Mitch’s Notebook about the episode “As with some other guests, Erin Kinard is one who I have known personally, at least since the two years of living here in Weaverville. While I did know her for her singing as she has been a regular at Blue mountain here with just her and her guitar, and I did know her to possess both a truly beautiful voice and gift for songwriting there was much more. I did not know until later that she is the president of Girls Rock in North Carolina, is an instrument maker, plays drums, has her own rock duo Rooster, and probably a whole bunch of other things we never got a chance to even get to on this particular episode. We played together on a couple of the selections. I always enjoy the opportunity to really accompany someone and try and match their style the best that I can, particular when it is in a style of music that I don't often get to perform. True to the spirit of our podcast, Erin Kinard is somebody who does many kinds of things in music, never content to be pigeonholed or stick with one genre. Much like my episode with Bill Fouty, this one where we talked a bit about the nature of music making itself as an art and craft as well as play some numbers. I hope it is as enjoyable to listen to as it was for us to record it.” Erin’s Biography Erin Kinard Musician / community organizer / sign language interpreter Erin Kinard has been a member of the Asheville community since 2010 and a lifelong supporter of the arts. Born and raised in Charleston, she attended the Charleston County School of the Arts, studying dance and music. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Music History at the College of Charleston. In 2014, Erin founded Girls Rock Asheville, a camp seeking to create more space for more women and girls in music. She currently serves on the board and council of Girls Rock Asheville. Erin earned an associates degree in Sign Language Interpreting from Blue Ridge Community College and has worked in this field in public school, spiritual and mental health settings. Since 2016, Erin has been playing drums and singing in the folk-rock duo, Rooster, with Annie Myers. In February of 2020, the band released an 11 song album of original music. Check their wonderful music out here: https://soundcloud.com/user-568520317/tracks Erin plays guitar and drums actively and also passively plays bass, piano, ukulele, mandolin, harmonica and whatever else she can find. Erin is a lifelong learner, lover of science and courageous adventurer. www.roostermusicavl.weebly.com www.girlsrockasheville.org --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mitch-hampton/message

This week Jimmy talks with friend and former colleague George Younts. He teaches at Charleston County School of the Arts in Charleston, SC. In this episode he talks about his traveling improvisation comedy troupe, working with Shakespeare, his one man show, and the importance of attending conferences with your students!

Here's why protestors shut down this weeks CCSD Board Meeting with Charleston County School Board Member Todd Garrett

We talk with McCormick Emge and Walker King, two seniors at the Charleston County School of the Arts (Charleston, SC) who play keys and guitar in a jazz band called Fusion Jonez. We talk about how they started the band and arrived on the band name, thoughts to overcome fear of public speak and performing, advice for musicians, and guidance to find your passion in life. McCormick Emge (18) is a senior at Charleston County School of the Arts, where he majors in piano and plays the keyboard in the SOA Jazz Band. With Fusion Jonez, McCormick uses his background in classical, jazz, and contemporary music to help craft the unique sound of the 7-piece funk fusion band. Outside of music, he is a dedicated student, avid outdoorsman, and self-proclaimed aviation geek. Walker King (17) is a senior at Charleston County School of the Arts, where he majors in band, plays trombone/euphonium and is the lead guitarist in the SOA Jazz Band. With Fusion Jonez, he uses his knowledge in jazz voicing and rhythmic patterns to create funky fresh licks and hard hitting rhythms. This combined with rock influences helps create the original sound that everyone has come to love about Fusion Jonez.  Outside of music, he spends time with his family, girlfriend, plays hockey, skateboards, but most of all continues to practice every day at the guitar. He strives to live by his dad's words of wisdom, "If you truly think no is better than you, then what pushes you to want to achieve more?" ---Generation Giants Podcast is a personal development podcast with a vision of seeing a rising generation become more than you ever thought capable and do more than you ever thought possible.---Contribute to the Show: https://goo.gl/pJKqbb---Subscribe on iTunes (Apple) // Subscribe on Stitcher or Google Play (Android) // Subscribe on YouTube!---Instagram: @generationgiantspodcast // Facebook: @generationgiantspodcast // Twitter: @GeGiPodcast // Website: www.generationgiants.com

Todd Garrett - Charleston County School Board

Congressman Mark Sanford talks Washington, SC Secretary of State candidate Ginny Deerin, a Democrat, explains why she voted for Obama twice but can be bipartisan if she wins the race, Sen Lindsey Graham says Washington would work better if politicians were "insulated" from voters, Vincent Shaheen says he really didn't mean to call Nikki Haley a whore. Plus, cheap ways to make other people really happy, Walmart's fat girl costumes and its gotten so bad that the Charleston County School board now won't appear in public, at least not until the election. (68:22)

Congressman Mark Sanford talks Washington, SC Secretary of State candidate Ginny Deerin, a Democrat, explains why she voted for Obama twice but can be bipartisan if she wins the race, Sen Lindsey Graham says Washington would work better if politicians were "insulated" from voters, Vincent Shaheen says he really didn't mean to call Nikki Haley a whore. Plus, cheap ways to make other people really happy, Walmart's fat girl costumes and its gotten so bad that the Charleston County School board now won't appear in public, at least not until the election. (68:22)

You can now get a high school diploma from the Charleston County School system without actually being able to read, or to read well. Senator Lindsey Graham...for president? And a million fewer women are in the workplaces than in 2008. That's the lowest female workforce participation rate in 30 years -- which means more women are home with their kids. Is that a good thing? Plus, gas under $3 comes to the Charleston area. And, what happens if Americans get Ebola -- given that we are out of the most effective medicine available to treat it? Plus, the unemployment rate for milenials is a shocking 15%. Plus interviews with SCPIE's Sheri Few and Public Policy Polling's Tom Jensen. (80:49)

You can now get a high school diploma from the Charleston County School system without actually being able to read, or to read well. Senator Lindsey Graham...for president? And a million fewer women are in the workplaces than in 2008. That's the lowest female workforce participation rate in 30 years -- which means more women are home with their kids. Is that a good thing? Plus, gas under $3 comes to the Charleston area. And, what happens if Americans get Ebola -- given that we are out of the most effective medicine available to treat it? Plus, the unemployment rate for milenials is a shocking 15%. Plus interviews with SCPIE's Sheri Few and Public Policy Polling's Tom Jensen. (80:49)

Another white teachers sues the Charleston County School system for racial harassment, skills your grandparents have that you don't, a Iraq crumbles, Obama holds a ceremony to honor illegal immigrants, Lou Marin of iamamerican.org describes a simple plan to save the country, Miss Nevada outdoes Miss South Carolina, and the country's prettiest people live ... here? Really? That and more.

Another white teachers sues the Charleston County School system for racial harassment, skills your grandparents have that you don't, a Iraq crumbles, Obama holds a ceremony to honor illegal immigrants, Lou Marin of iamamerican.org describes a simple plan to save the country, Miss Nevada outdoes Miss South Carolina, and the country's prettiest people live ... here? Really? That and more.