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We believe that fostering strong, authentic community connections is one key to supporting Greenville County’s public schools, students, and teachers. That’s why we bring together communities of students, teachers, families, volunteers, local businesses, and non-profit support networks as active partners in public education.
InformEdsc.org – an easy-to-use tool to discover facts and explore key trend data about K-12 public education in Greenville County and across South Carolina, brought to you by Public Education Partners.
- “The Data” section includes charts in four key areas: students, teachers, achievement, and finances. You can compare data across schools, districts, and the state. Each chart includes a short explanation of why it matters, plus links to the research behind it.
- “What’s Trending” and “Learn More” offer quick updates on current education issues and deeper explanations of important topics.
Simple Civics: Greenville County
Simple Civics: Greenville County is a weekly podcast that aims to make local government easy by breaking down topics related to local government. More than 200 episodes are now available, including our new EdTalks series in partnership with Greater Good Greenville & First Steps Greenville. Check it out today!
LITERACY Resources
We believe that fostering strong, authentic community connections is one key to supporting Greenville County’s public schools, students, and teachers. That’s why we bring together communities of students, teachers, families, volunteers, local businesses, and non-profit support networks as active partners in public education
READ ALOUDS
Explore the beauty of bilingual storytelling with our video read-alouds, featuring:
“Doug the Pug and the Kindness Crew” read by Sarah Edge, Literacy Specialist for Greenville County Schools.
Thank You Mr. Panda in English and Spanish read by Greenville County Schools Newcomer Support teacher Celeste Transou.
Celeste Transou, maestra de Apoyo para Recién Llegados de las Escuelas del Condado de Greenville, lee Gracias Sr. Panda en inglés y español.
How Do You Hug a Porcupine / ¿Cómo abrazas a un puercoespín? in both English and Spanish read by Greenville County Schools ESOL teacher Alejandra Velez Guerrero.
La profesora de ESOL de las Escuelas del Condado de Greenville, Alejandra Vélez Guerrero lee How Do You Hug a Porcupine / ¿Cómo abrazas a un puercoespín? tanto en inglés como en español.
special education resources
The special education resources aim to provide a single place for parents/caregivers and community members to access any resources they may need when navigating life with a special needs child. Resources span categories from early intervention to post high school transitions.