It must really suck to be a South Carolina taxpayer! 5 named: Wanda Andrews, Lee County School District, Bishopville, South Carolina, superintendent Barbara Champagne, Clarendon School District 1, Summerton, South Carolina, superintendent Tiniece Javis, Lee County School District, Bishopville, South Carolina, personnel director Vance Jones, Lee County School District, Bishopville, South Carolina, operations director Sanya Moses, Lee County School District, Bishopville, South Carolina, board chair SC school district bought spy cameras and falsified records. Its leader kept her job. News deserts and weak ethics laws allow corruption to run rampant in SC In little-watched Greenville fire district, public servants served themselves SC government waste and corruption revelations confront culture resistant to change Accountability suffers as newspaper closures grow in SC, nation Under Superintendent Wanda Andrews, the Lee County School District installed spy cameras in employees’ offices and falsified state-mandated reports. An investigation turned up evidence so compelling that the state Department of Education and an independent reviewer said she deserved to be taken off the job. Yet the panel that oversees South Carolina educators allowed her to stay put with little consequence. And her bosses on the local school board rejected calls for her removal. Andrews’ disciplinary case shows how superintendents in South Carolina can avoid the kinds of punishment that are routinely handed down to the state’s front-line teachers. Andrews ... Continue reading... https://www.postandcourier.com/unco...cle_2429f462-9222-11eb-a2df-1351ac5a6545.html Find in Internet Archives [google]SC school district bought spy cameras and falsified records. Its leader kept her job.[/google]
UNCOVERED: Spy cameras, falsified records in school district Under Superintendent Wanda Andrews, the Lee County School District installed spy cameras in employees’ offices and falsified state-mandated reports. An investigation turned up evidence so compelling that the state Department of Education and an independent reviewer said she deserved to be taken off the job. Yet the panel that oversees South Carolina educators allowed her to stay put with little consequence. And her bosses on the local school board rejected calls for her removal. Andrews’ disciplinary case shows how superintendents in South Carolina can avoid the kinds of punishment that are routinely handed down to the state’s front-line teachers. Andrews ... Continue reading... https://thetandd.com/news/governmen...cle_9475b381-568d-57c5-b70c-9c1ad5c45f33.html Find in Internet Archives [google]UNCOVERED: Spy cameras, falsified records in school district[/google]
