Council News
This is the home of SC-SIC’s newsletters published from late 2019-current.
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-Eight Named to Education Policy Program
-Two Elected to SC-SIC Board
From the Executive Director
-Report Your SIC Membership for 2021-22
-Apply for the 2022 Riley Award
-“SIC Basics” Virtual Training Now Available for Districts
-EOC Family-friendly Guides Available
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-Flowertown Elementary School Improvement Council Named Winner of 2021 Riley Award for SIC Excellence
-From the Executive Director
-Hilton Head Island High SIC Recognized for Annual Report to the Parents Excellence
-Attention SC-SIC Member Network Users!
-Calling All SICs: Remember to Upload Your Report to the Parents!
-SC-SIC, CFEC Web Event
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-SIC Basics Virtual Training Now Available for Districts
-Three Join SC-SIC Board of Trustees
-From the Executive Director
-Has Your SIC Reported Its Membership for 2020-21?
-Teacher Self-Care Stratagies
-New CFEC Resource Promotes Kindergarten Readiness
-Why Cursive?
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-From the Executive Director
-Chandler Creek Elementary SIC Honored for Annual SIC Report to the Parents
-“Septima Speaks” Podcast
-Parenting Through COVID-19 School Closings
-Why Aren’t More Schools Teaching Students How to Balance a Checkbook?
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-5 SICs Named 2020 Finalists for Annual State Riley Award for SIC Excellence
-2020 SC-SIC Annual Meeting Scheduled for April 4
-From the Executive Director
-10 Local School Improvement Councils Named to State SC-SIC Honor Roll for 2020
-Design + Content: Creating an Effective SIC Report to the Parents
-The CFEC Scene!
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-Three Join SC-SIC Board of Trustees
-November 15 Reporting Deadline Fast Approaching!
-From the Executive Director
-17 SC Leaders Named to Prestigious Ed Policy Program
-Carolina Family Engagement Center Begins Direct Work with Schools
-Apply for the 2020 Riley Award for SIC Excellence
-Strive to Engage Families of Diverse Cultures
-Save the Date!
Spotlights on SICs
We’re highlighting the great work being done at SICs across South Carolina. Read about their inspiring and meaningful impact here:
Pathway to Possibilities
At Joseph R. Pye Elementary, the School Improvement Council is helping students imagine bold futures through real-world experiences. Their Pathway Possibilities Career Fair connected 5th graders with local professionals to spark curiosity, inspire ambition, and show what’s possible.