GO-THE-DISTANCE LEARNING: SOUTH CAROLINA IS GAINING SIGNIFICANT GROUND IN EDUCATION AND WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

From: South Carolina Business Journal | Date: January 1, 2006| Author: Mau, Sandy | Copyright information

A riot of color erupts from the canvas of Alex Beaumont's still-life painting. Standing in a cool basement studio, Beaumont and seven other students listen to rock-n-roll music over headphones and paint their own interpretation of the haphazard arrangement of pastel plates, cups, and pottery at the center of the room. This is only Alex's second semester of visual arts instruction at the South Carolina School for Arts and Humanities, but this senior, who began her tenure at the residential sch...

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