HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WPDE) — The South Carolina Superintendent of Education, Ellen Weaver, visited the Myrtle Beach Academy for the Arts, Science, and Technology on Monday.
Weaver stated the varsity exemplifies the state’s push to equip college students with future abilities for school or the army.
“So, whether it’s college, career, or the military, we want to ensure that every student has the opportunity to pursue the pathway that is best for them. And that means that we have to ensure that we have these really high-quality career readiness and CTE opportunities in every community in our state,” Weaver stated.
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She additionally praised the hands-on studying expertise that connects classroom classes to real-world purposes.
“I think career readiness is one of the most important gifts that we can give to our students,” Weaver added.
Weaver additionally praised Horry County’s management, highlighting the give attention to writing and communication at Ocean Bay Middle School. She stated this system offers a robust basis for college kids.