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GREEN Charter Schools tap parents for aid in financial recovery, new budget

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By Anna Mitchell Verified
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GREEN Charter Schools has approved a balanced $36 million budget that school leaders say puts the six-campus network on firmer footing after a yearlong financial crisis. Deep cuts, volunteer labor and a $2.2 million line of credit are part of the strategy.
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Clemson trustees greenlight $1.8 billion spending plan that slows down hiring

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By Anna Mitchell Verified
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CLEMSON — Some vacant positions are not getting filled at Clemson University in the coming year as the university’s trustees focus on making sure the school's nearly $2 billion spending plan never goes into the red. The $1.81 billion budget for 2026-27, which trustees were expected to approve June 25, is easily the largest spending plan in the university’s history but has limited growth on both sides of the ledger — revenues and expenses — to about 4.7 percent.
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Takeover: Marlboro County now has a state appointee running its schools

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By Anna Mitchell Verified
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COLUMBIA — The S.C. Department of Education today appointed a retired Upstate administrator to run the struggling Marlboro County School District, which the department took over earlier this month. Elizabeth McDonald, assistant superintendent over Oconee County's 10 elementary schools, will begin her duties in Bennettsville on June 24 after meeting with district personnel.
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