CHARLESTON, SC (WCSC) – The Charleston County School District will meet on Monday to discuss several important updates.

Some of these include a new cell phone policy, classroom supply regulations, and the Union Pier Tax Increment Zone.

This will be the second and final reading of the classroom material regulations

This past summer, a new law went into effect requiring learning materials for all schools in South Carolina to be age- and developmentally appropriate.

The regulation allows the State Board of Education to have the final say in local disputes about what materials are appropriate in a classroom setting or after-school club.

The board approved the first reading, which included the majority of the policies, and will now vote on some of the more specific ones. If approved, the revisions will be implemented soon.

when it comes mobile phone policyIt will be the first reading that requires approval.

Conversation and changes required State Board of Education approves sample policy Cellphones banned for students in public schools in South Carolina in September

Monday’s meeting will also include a request to approve the agreement between CCSD, South Carolina and the City of Charleston. Birlik Pier TIF.

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