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Summary: Charleston County Consolidated School Districts created
| ... adopt a system of budgetary controls and annually adopt a budget, with power to revise when necessary, sufficient to meet the educational needs of the district; (13) provide for the ... |
Summary: Georgetown County Transportation Committee, county legislative delegation to appoint; county council, appointment power
| ... of Social Services Section 43-3-10 (4) Vacant (5) Department of Disabilities and Special Needs Section 44-20-375 (6) Foster Care Review Board Section ... |
Summary: Charleston County Consolidated School Districts created, Schools and School Districts
| ... THE CHARLESTON COUNTY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND TO REPEAL ACT NO. 340 OF 1967, AS LAST AMENDED BY ACT NO. 139 OF 1969, SO AS TO ABOLISH THE SCHOOL DISTRICT OF CHARLESTON COUNTY. 01/17/01 Senate Intd. & placed on local & ... |
Summary: School Nurse Day, January 24, 2001; Resolutions, Schools and School Districts
| ... and promote comprehensive health care programs for our school students; and Whereas, in addition to providing for students' immediate health needs, school nurses are continually working to promote healthy lifestyles and educate students ... |
Summary: Charter school, forming of; to file application with local school board of trustees or Education Board, School Districts
| ... or order in effect; (9) a description of how the charter school plans to meet the transportation needs of its pupils; (10) a description of the ... |
Summary: Naturopaths; certification, regulation of, Naturopathic Client Bill of Rights; Medical, Labor, Licensing and Regulation
| ... a naturopathic client with a recommendation that the client see a licensed health care provider, if the naturopath determines that the client needs to be seen by a licensed health care provider. Section 40-48-50. The department may ... |
Summary: Professional development standards, Education Department to develop accountability system; School Districts, Colleges
| ... the academic goals outlined in district and school strategic plans. The Oversight Committee shall recommend better ways to provide and meet the needs for professional development, to include the use of the existing five contract days for in ... |
Summary: Teacher education programs, requirements for colleges and universities when teaching as career choice; School Districts
| ... should strengthen alliances with K-12 education to increase the clinical opportunities for their students and to become more responsive to the needs of practicing teachers. Closer alliances also should be established with the business ... |
Summary: Armed Forces of U.S.; Congress requests to appropriate funds to increase pay; Veterans' and Military Affairs
| ... Congress should have no higher or greater priority than to the Armed Forces of the United States so as to maintain the strong defense America needs, demands, and deserves. Congress must make appropriations and fund the President's initiatives ... |
Summary: Optional Retirement Program for Teachers, etc.; extended to public state employees including college, universities, tech
| ... and benefits to the amount of contributions to be made; (3) the suitability of these rights and benefits to the needs of the participants; (4) the ability and experience of the ... |
Summary: Riparian Buffer Zone Management Act of 2001, Conservation, Health and Environmental Control, Political Subdivisions
| ... OF THIS CHAPTER. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of South Carolina: SECTION 1. Title 48 of the 1976 Code is amended by adding: "Chapter 12 Article ... |
Summary: Mingo Vernon M. Tanner, Resolutions
| ... of the South Carolina Indian Affairs Commission; and Whereas, Mingo Bear Claw has worked to make the citizens of South Carolina aware of the needs and concerns of all Indian people so as to provide advancements in educational and social ... |
Summary: Cayce-West Columbia Lions Club, Jack Callison, Mack Eubanks, Wilson Howard, Frank Smith; Resolutions
| ... who in conjunction with the other members of this respected club over a period of almost fifty years have contributed greatly in meeting the needs of their fellow citizens in Cayce, West Columbia, Lexington County, and South Carolina; ... |
Summary: Child custody, court-ordered joint custody, legal residence with each parent, provisions; Minors, Courts, Family
| ... Section 20-7-1525'. (E) If this section applies to a change of a child's legal residence and the parent seeking to change the legal residence needs to seek a safe location from the threat of domestic violence, the parent may move to a ... |
Summary: Harass, stalk, unlawful by electronic communication, restraining order, Courts, Crimes and Offenses, Computers, Internet
| ... PENALTIES UPON CONVICTION FOR HARASSMENT WITHIN SEVEN YEARS OF A PRIOR CONVICTION OF HARASSMENT OR STALKING, SO AS TO CLARIFY THE LANGUAGE OF THE SECTION; TO AMEND SECTION 16-3-1720, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO PENALTIES UPON CONVICTION FOR ... |
Summary: Optional Retirement Program for Teachers, etc.; extended to public state employees including college, universities, tech
| ... 2002, was a participant of the Optional Retirement Program for Publicly-Supported Four-Year and Postgraduate Institutions of Higher Education.
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Summary: Education Lottery Act, Lotteries, State; Businesses and Corporations, Treasurers, School Districts, Taxation, Governor
| ... FOR THE PROCEEDS; TO AMEND SECTION 1-3-240, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE REMOVAL OF OFFICERS BY THE GOVERNOR UNDER CERTAIN CIRCUMSTANCES, SO AS TO ADD THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOTTERY COMMISSION TO THAT PROVISION; TO AMEND SECTION 59-149-10, ... |
Summary: James M. Brown Elementary School of Walhalla, Resolutions
| ... leadership and all faculty, staff, students, parents, and community supporters all work together to provide an educational program that meets the needs of each of the children at this wonderful school; and Whereas, the award is given based ... |
Summary: Fair Credit Reporting Act, Consumer Affairs, Banks and Savings and Loan Associations, Acts Cited By Popular Name
| ... consumer's privacy. (5) The purpose of this chapter is to require consumer reporting agencies to adopt reasonable procedures for meeting the needs of commerce for consumer credit, personnel, insurance, and other information in a manner ... |
Summary: Prescription drug discount card sellers report to Consumer Affairs; Insurance; property, captive, health, motor vehicle
| ... INSURER MAY EXPOSE ITSELF TO, SO AS TO PROVIDE THAT THIS SECTION DOES NOT APPLY TO CAPTIVE INSURERS; TO AMEND SECTION 38-71-1370, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO THE APPLICATION OF GROUP ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE PROVISIONS TO SMALL EMPLOYER ... |
Summary: Insurance forms, approval or disapproval of by Director or designee; Insurance
| ... to be approved. |
Summary: YMCA of Pickens County, Resolutions
| ... the YMCA serves people of all ages, income, and abilities through a wide variety of programs and services designed to meet changing needs; and Whereas, the YMCA of Pickens County lives its mission everyday, "To put Christian ... |
Summary: Nurturing Responsible Families Initiative Act, Work and Family Reintegration, Child support, Minors, Domestic Relations
| ... of low-income mothers or TANF recipients; (22) two additional members to be appointed by the commission members based on specific needs. (C) The Director of the Department of Social Services shall serve as chairman of the ... |
Summary: Spartanburg County, Budget and Control Board to transfer surplus National Guard Armory in Woodruff; Adjutant General
| ... Department has relocated the National Guard unit previously headquartered at this armory and has declared this property surplus to its current needs; and Whereas, a replacement site is neither an issue nor necessary because the military ... |
Summary: YMCA of Columbia, Resolutions
| ... the YMCA serves people of all ages, incomes, and abilities through a wide variety of programs and services designed to meet changing needs; and Whereas, the YMCA of Columbia lives its mission every day, "To put Christian principles ... |
Summary: Women's Correctional Institute to be renamed the Camille Griffin Graham Correctional Institute
| ... thirty-year career in corrections as a group and individual counselor at the Department of Youth Services (which has since been renamed the Department of Juvenile Justice). She established the first successful coeducational group counseling ... |
Summary: Nurse Day in SC Schools
| ... and promote comprehensive health care programs for our school students; and Whereas, in addition to providing for students' immediate health needs, school nurses are continually working to promote healthy lifestyles and educate students ... |
Summary: Child may not be placed with homosexual, bisexual, person convicted of buggery for foster care placement or adoption
| ... of the 1976 Code, as last amended by Act 391 of 1998, is further amended to read.
"Section 20-7-1642. (A) |
Summary: State Ports Authority, location of new terminal facility on west bank of Cooper River
| ... is requested to take. The State Ports Authority must provide the General Assembly with a summary of criteria developed for use in delineating the needs, requirements, and specifications of port expansion. The permit application must be drawn ... |
Summary: Georgetown County Council, authority to appoint members of Horry-Georgetown Commission for Technical Education
| ... County Department of Social Services Section 43-3-10 (4) Vacant (5) Department of Disabilities and Special Needs Section 44-20-375 (6) Foster Care Review Board Section 20-7-2385 (7) ... |
Summary: Attendant care services, person who is not a licensed nurse authorized to provide in-home care
| ... 'Ancillary services' means services ancillary to the basic services provided to an individual in need of in-home care who needs one or more of the basic services and includes: (1) ... |
Summary: Savannah River Basin, U.S. Government requested to stop Corps of Engineers from granting Georgia request to withdraw and transfer water from Lake Tugaloo and Savannah River to Chattahoochee River
| ... from the Savannah River Basin to the Chattahoochee Basin to supply the citizens and businesses of that region with their present and future water needs; and Whereas, other proposals to transfer water from the Savannah River Basin have been ... |
Summary: Insurance industry, various revisions
| ... 38-90-10, AS AMENDED, RELATING TO DEFINITIONS, SO AS TO MAKE A TECHNICAL CORRECTION AS WELL AS MAKE THE LANGUAGE MORE CONSISTENT WITH THAT USED THROUGHOUT CHAPTER 90, TITLE 38; TO AMEND SECTION 38-90-20, RELATING TO THE LICENSING OF CAPTIVE ... |
Summary: Birth Defects Surveillance Study Committee established
| ... Voices of South Carolina. (2) directors of the following state agencies or their designees: (a) Department of Disabilities and Special Needs; (b) Department of Health and Environmental Control; (c) Department of Health and ... |
Summary: Lottery revenue; to be used to fund Broadening University Improvements to Life Diversity Fund (BUILD)
| ... Education must certify the eligibility of schools seeking grants pursuant to this section. A school must submit an annual list of capital facility needs to the commission to be considered for eligibility for funding. The commission must ... |
Summary: Transportation Week, March 17-23, 2002
| ... and the nation by increasing mobility and convenience; and Whereas, South Carolina's transportation industry is committed to meeting the needs of every farm, home, and business in the Palmetto State by working together to ensure sound, ... |
Summary: Capital improvement bonds, Comprehensive Permanent Improvement Plan to be submitted to Joint Bond Review Committee and Budget and Control Board; will serve as agency outline for next five years
| ... to the fiscal year in which funding approval is deemed necessary; (5) a justification for each project proposed which identifies the specific needs to be met by the project and its dependence upon other projects being proposed or to be ... |
Summary: National Agriculture Week, March 17-23, 2002
National Agriculture Day, March 20, 2002
| ... of progress by constantly seeking advances in science, research, technology, production, and marketing to meet the demands of changing consumer needs and complex world markets; and Whereas, a broad approach to agricultural education is ... |
Summary: Ellison, Reverend John Henry
| ... he began to build a family and to put in long hours of hard work as a progressive farmer; and Whereas, John Henry Ellison began his ministry in 1983 and chose to use his talents to preach to those individuals who were unable to travel to ... |
Summary: Physicians, provisions regarding FLEX and COMVEX exams
| ... South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control, State Department of Mental Health, and Department of Disabilities and Special Needs acting within the scope of his employment. A license issued to this physician is revoked ... |
Summary: Minority Affairs Commission, to include African Americans, Native Americans, Hispanics, Asians, and others within the minority community
| ... implemented like commissions; and Whereas, the minority population of South Carolina continues to grow and become more diverse such that the needs of other minority groups, who too are experiencing poverty and deprivation at ... |
Summary: Clean Elections Act
| ... with generally accepted accounting principles; (d) a contribution or loan to the campaign committee of another candidate or to a party committee or other political committee; (e) an independent expenditure; (f) a gift in excess ... |
Summary: Establishment of the Dept. of Crime Victim Services; to replace Office of Victim Assistance
| ... centers, the Department of Juvenile Justice, the Juvenile Parole Board, the Department of Mental Health, the Department of Disabilities and Special Needs, Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services, the Department of Social Services, hospital ... |
Summary: Myers, Deputy Sheriff Allen "Pete"
| ... was a member of the Pleasant Hill Baptist Church and also worked for the Saluda School District as a teacher's assistant for students with special needs; and Whereas, friends and loved ones describe Pete Myers as "one of a kind", ... |
Summary: Tyler, Harriett B. (Nellie)
| ... General Assembly to pause in its deliberations to honor and recognize this dear and caring lady's unselfish and tireless efforts on behalf of the needs of all the State of South Carolina's government employees. Now, therefore, Be it ... |
Summary: Responsible Franchise Practices Act
| ... and that such expertise was incorporated in the franchise or communicated or provided to the franchisee. Section 39-80-130. Recognizing the needs of both the franchisor and the franchisee to make reasonable changes to the franchise system ... |
Summary: State employees, flexible scheduling authorized; Public Officers and Employees, Agencies, State Government
| ... a.m. and after five p.m., so long as the implementation of flextime does not impair the ability of the agency or institution to meet its needs and service delivery requirements." Time effective SECTION 2. This act takes ... |
Summary: Special education students, transition plan after high school to access adult services; School districts, Handicapped
| ... adult services, independent living, or community participation. The coordinated set of activities must be based upon the individual student's needs, taking into account the student's preferences and interests, and must include instruction, ... |
Summary: Job Preparation and Retention Training Act, welfare recipients; Social Services, Labor, Licensing, and Regulation
| ... Section 41-47-50(F). (D) In awarding grants pursuant to this section, the director shall take into consideration the needs of economically distressed urban and rural areas in the State, as determined by the ... |
Summary: Global Sullivan Principles of Corporate Social Responsibility, Reverend Leon H. Sullivan; Resolutions, Businesses
| ... respect our employees' voluntary freedom of association; To compensate our employees to enable them to meet at least their basic needs and provide them the opportunity to improve their skill and capability in order to raise ... |