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These SC cities are among the 150 most educated in the US, new report says. See how they rank

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By Lyn Riddle Verified
| The Island Packet Verified
Young students with backpacks walking down hallway of elementary school. Getty Creative Images A new study by Wallet Hub identifies the most educated cities in the U.S. and you could say South Carolina’s are all over the place — sort of near the top, the middle and fairly close to the bottom.
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These SC cities are among the 150 most educated in the US, new report says. See how they rank

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By Lyn Riddle Verified
| Yahoo Verified
A new study by Wallet Hub identifies the most educated cities in the U.S. and you could say South Carolina's are all over the place — sort of near the top, the middle and fairly close to the bottom. The personal finance website compared the 150 largest metropolitan statistical areas on such data as the share of adults age 25 and older with at least a bachelor's degree, the quality of public-school systems and the size of the gender education gap.
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How safe is your SC drinking water? See what this new nationwide report says Original

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By Lyn Riddle Verified
| The State Verified
A new report comparing tap water from communities around the nation found South Carolina’s is safe to drink and better than the national average. PurityMap, an independent, data-driven advocacy website, analyzed several water systems serving 676,179 South Carolina residents that resulted in an average score of 82, a B, which is 4.1 points above the national average. The cities surveyed were Charleston, Columbia, North Charleston, Mount Pleasant, Rock Hill, Greenville and Spartanburg.
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