South Carolina § 59-28-150 State Superintendent of Education activities to promote parental involvement.

South Carolina Statutes

§ 59-28-150 — State Superintendent of Education activities to promote parental involvement.

South Carolina § 59-28-150

Title 59EDUCATION

Ch. 28PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN THEIR CHILDREN'S EDUCATION ACT

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S.C. Code Ann. § 59-28-150 (2026).

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The State Superintendent of Education shall:

(1)promote parental involvement as a priority for all levels from pre-K through grade 12, with particular emphasis at the middle and high school levels where parental involvement is currently least visible;

(2)designate a Department of Education staff position whose specific role is to coordinate statewide initiatives to support school and district parental involvement;

(3)collect and disseminate to districts and schools practices shown by research to be effective in increasing parental involvement at all grade levels;

(4)provide parental involvement staff development training for district and school liaisons, as needed;

(5)provide technical assistance relating to parental involvement training to districts and schools;

(6)sponsor statewide

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The State Superintendent of Education shall: (1) promote parental involvement as a priority for all levels from pre-K through grade 12, with particular emphasis at the middle and high school levels where parental involvement is currently least visible; (2) designate a Department of Education staff position whose specific role is to coordinate statewide initiatives to support school and district parental involvement; (3) collect and disseminate to districts and schools practices shown by research to be effective in increasing parental involvement at all grade levels; (4) provide parental involvement staff development training for district and school liaisons, as needed; (5) provide technical assistance relating to parental involvement training to districts and schools; (6) sponsor statewide conferences on best practices; (7) identify, recommend, and implement ways to integrate programs and funding for maximum benefit to enhance parental involvement; (8) enroll the Department of Education as a state member of national organizations which promote proven parental involvement frameworks, models, and practices and provide related services to state and local members; (9) promote and encourage local school districts to join national parental involvement organizations; and (10) monitor and evaluate parental involvement programs statewide by designing a statewide system which will determine program effectiveness and identify best practices and report evaluation findings and implications to the General Assembly, State Board of Education, and Education Oversight Committee.