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Public can review proposed educational materials

Staff Report //October 22, 2018//

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Public can review proposed educational materials

Public can review proposed educational materials

Staff Report //October 22, 2018//

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The public will be able to review textbooks and instructional materials proposed for use in S.C. public schools at 18 locations throughout the state through Nov. 23.

The state Board of Education will receive public comments before making final content decisions. Publisher-provided links to the proposed material will also be available online beginning tomorrow.

The material will be recommendation to the board for adoption on Dec. 11.  

Academic subject areas include algebra, geometry, calculus, statistics, computer science, Chinese, French and health. Career and technology education areas include computer programming and repair, digital media marketing, information technology fundamentals and sports and entertainment management.

The public review sites are:

  • Anderson University, Johnston Hall Conference Room, 316 Blvd., Anderson
  • Bob Jones University, Mack Library, 1700 Wade Hampton Blvd., Greenville
  • Charleston Southern University, L. Mendel Rivers Library, 9200 University Blvd., Charleston
  • Clemson University, Education Media Center, 212 Tillman Hall, Clemson
  • Coker College Library, 300 E. College Ave., Hartsville
  • Columbia College, Edens Library, 1301 Columbia College Drive, Columbia
  • Columbia International University, G. Allan Fleece Library, 7435 Monticello Road, Columbia
  • Converse College, Mickel Library, 580 E. Main St., Spartanburg
  • Furman University, James B. Duke Library, 3300 Poinsett Highway, Greenville
  • Lander University, Jackson Library, 320 Stanley Ave., Greenwood
  • Limestone College, 101 Griffith St., Gaffney
  • Newberry College, 1121 Speers St., Newberry
  • North Greenville University, Hester Memorial Library, Averyt-Wood building, 7801 N. Tigerville Road, Tigerville
  • Southern Wesleyan University, Rickman Library, 119 Childs St., Central
  • University of South Carolina Aiken, 471 University Parkway, Business and Education building, room 238D, Aiken
  • University of South Carolina Beaufort, USCB Library Bluffton Campus, 8 East Campus Drive, Bluffton
  • University of South Carolina Upstate, 800 University Drive, 3005 Health Education Complex, Spartanburg
  • Winthrop University, Instructional Technology Center, Withers building, room 307, Rock Hill

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