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Eye on Legislation

Your School Board's Eye on Legislation“The Board of Trustees of Greenville County Schools is uniquely positioned to provide leadership and legislative advocacy for school boards and districts across the state of South Carolina.” - Dr. David Hurst
Chair, Quality Assurance Review Team
AdvancED Accreditation Commission

As representatives of the largest school district in South Carolina and the 50th largest in the United States, your Greenville County Board of Trustees plays an important role in promoting strong public policy for our schools and schools across our State.

Your School Board’s support of public education includes ongoing advocacy planning and action. The School Board closely monitors legislation so they can both inform and work with the Greenville County Legislative Delegation and other elected officials regarding the impact of legislation on local students and citizens.

SC Education Bills

Legislative Update as of Feb. 29 Amended/Passed SC Dept. of Ed Regulation 43-170 re: Consideration/Reconsideration of Instructional Materials 2023 State Legislative Overview

Board Requests

Teacher Relief and Student Services Potential Book Rating System – May 24, 2022

Board Resolutions

Bus Drivers and SROs as “Essential” Workers

Positions on State Legislation

Health Care Coverage for School Board

Advocacy Committee Members

Chuck Saylors, Chair Debi Bush Sarah Dulin Lynda Leventis-Wells Ann Marie Middleton Anne Pressley School Board Positions (Archives)

Elected Representative Contacts

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Disclaimer: State law allows for the School Board to address nonballot issues.