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Rescheduled: Road to Possibilities - Opportunity Fair
Discover new horizons for students with disabilities. Greenville County Schools, in partnership with the Barbara Stone Foundation, presents The Road to Possibilities - Opportunity Fair. This special event is designed to provide essential post-high school resources for students with disabilities, helping them navigate the road to a bright future.
Who should attend?
- Students with disabilities
- Parents and guardians
- Educators and school staff
- Community members and advocates
What's in store?
Exhibitors will provide information on community resources such as post-secondary education, training, employment, independent living, financial literacy, legal planning, assistive technology, behavioral supports, transportation, and more. Enjoy delicious food and fun entertainment throughout the event.
Join us at the University Center on *Thursday, March 26, 5:00-8:00 PM.
*Out of an abundance of caution and in response to recent winter weather across Greenville County and the Upstate, the Barbara Stone Foundation, in partnership with Greenville County Schools, has made the decision to reschedule the fair. If you have already registered, no action is required. Your registration will automatically carry over to the rescheduled event, and you will receive a reminder email with updated details as we get closer to March 26.
Mauldin Middle School Named 2026 School to Watch
Mauldin Middle School is one of the latest five South Carolina middle schools to be named Schools to Watch® by the National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform.
SC Schools to Watch Co-Director, Dr. David McDonald, said, “These principals, teachers and staff members along with their communities have dedicated themselves to being strong examples for sustaining growth and development of their students. Schools are required to submit an extensive application, undergo a site review, and display a strong commitment to the 37 criteria for high performing middle schools identified by the National Forum. Their success has earned them this highly sought after designation. Each of these schools have made a commitment to the Schools to Watch Framework for continuous school improvement.”
To be selected as a Schools to Watch, schools need to be:
- Academically Excellent: demonstrating curriculum rigorous and relevant to the real world
- Developmentally Responsive: students have a safe, healthy and personalized learning environment that is responsive to the unique needs and interests of young adolescents
- Socially Equitable: all students have access to high-quality classes and the support they need to achieve at high levels
- Organized with Supportive Structure: shared leadership, collaborative learning communities, targeted professional development and effective organizational structures
Mauldin Middle School will be recognized at the South Carolina AMLE Conference in Myrtle Beach in February, and will be recognized again in Washington, DC at the National Schools to Watch Conference this summer.