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Ta’Niya Latson has her first points for the Sparks in this preseason opener.

“I truly feel welcomed here, I feel seen from the beginning… and that’s just something that’s been I’ve been missing in my career, just feeling wanted, feeling like you see me as I see myself”….

Breaking News🚨 Texas’s Jordan Lee has committed to South Carolina🐔, according to a @On3 Massive pickup for Dawn Staley as they have pushed themselves to bolster their backcourt. Don't expect them to be done quite yet👀

Whoever Gets Her Please Take Care Of Her And Invest In Her Potential

“Young people, you need to bet on yourself. If you think you're that good, you don't need a handout. You just allow your work to speak for itself." Do not ask to be chosen. Work until you cannot be ignored.

The South Carolina Gamecocks women's basketball team used “Hello” by Cardi B for their #FinalFour starting lineup introductions tonight.

Sarah Strong had to switch to #55 after tearing her jersey 😳

Tea Time with Tessa 🍵 It's been a staple of @GamecockWBB's social media in recent years, so we handed Tessa Johnson the 🎤 so she could highlight the many personalities that makeup this team.

Love, love, LOVE ❤️ this answer from Coach Staley abt who keeps her calm. “She’s asking the hard questions, Are you ready? And if you tell her yes, she’ll say well, it didn’t look like it” Y’all already know who she’s talking abt but you need to hear the full Q&A 🥰 #Elite8

When did teacher’s attire take a turn? Teachers today dress like they are all teaching PE. Growing up all my teachers wore heels, dresses, slacks, dress shirts, hair was done. They looked put together. Teachers today look like they don’t care. the way you show up contributes to the environment you work in. this may be one of the factors into why kids behave the way they do. take the profession seriously so the kids can take you seriously

No one could script it any better... @HollywoodRaven has officially hit 1,000 career points during her time as a Gamecock in her final outing at CLA 🤙

The Betts sisters talk about their support for one another and how special it is to have their college careers cross paths together 💙 @SiennaBetts 🤝 @laurenbetts12 #MarchMadness x @UCLAWBB

Great teachers have high expectations for their students, but higher expectations for themselves.

We’re looking forward to parents joining us for this very informative & engaging session on Friday, March 20th! There will be gift cards, games & prizes! @RichlandTwo

🚨 Blazer Nation, it’s almost time! 🚨 Join us for the Blazer Summit on Thursday, April 2, 2026, from 9:00 AM–1:00 PM at Ridge View High School! We’re excited to welcome keynote speaker Travis Greene, along with an incredible lineup of leaders ready to inspire, empower, and uplift our students. Don’t miss this powerful day of growth, leadership, and connection! 💜🩶 #BlazerSummit #ItsAllAtTheView #BlazerNation

Great teammates don’t: ❌ Quit ❌ Blame ❌ Complain ❌ Bring drama ❌ Point fingers ❌ Show up late ❌ Make excuses ❌ Make poor choices ❌ Run from challenges ❌ Badmouth teammates Do the opposite → Build trust.

The 5th grade teacher should be able to build upon the knowledge all students learned in 4th grade. The 4th grade teacher should be able to build upon the knowledge all students learned in 3rd grade. The 3rd grade teacher should be able to build upon the knowledge all students learned in 2nd grade. The 2nd grade teacher should be able to build upon knowledge all students learned in 1st grade. The 1st grade teacher should be able to build upon the knowledge all students learned in kindergarten. When a school has a cohesive, sequential, user-friendly curriculum (that’s aligned with cognitive research) that teachers adhere to, students can build on their knowledge each year and connect new knowledge to prior knowledge. When a school allows every teacher to decide what he/she is going to teach based on personal preference, student learning will be disjointed and full of gaps. Adopting and adhering to a solid curriculum isn’t about restricting teachers, it’s about doing what’s best for students. Student learning must take precedence over adult preferences.

Some of the most powerful interventions for learning don’t happen at school. Parents should be encouraged to provide: • A consistent and enforced bedtime • Removal of all electronics from the child's bedroom • Family meals eaten together • Books and time spent reading together

I teach an 8th grade class where over 80 percent of students are three or more grade levels behind in reading. A quarter of the class reads below a third-grade level. Seventy percent are boys. No class, textbook, or PD aptly prepares you for this. You learn to adapt, get creative, and celebrate every small win.