Spartanburg School District Five Expands Dual-Enrollment Program with Furman University
March 9, 2026
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — High schoolers across Myrtle Beach will be able to earn college credit before graduation under the expanded partnership.
The announcement comes as South Carolina schools continue to recover enrollment and staffing levels that dipped in recent years. Administrators say the investment reflects a broader push to modernize facilities across the state.
Local families welcomed the news, saying it signals long-term commitment to the community. Several parents at a recent town hall said they hoped the changes would also ease overcrowding in nearby classrooms.
State education officials have pointed to similar projects elsewhere in South Carolina as evidence that targeted investment can move the needle on both enrollment and outcomes.
What Comes Next
Officials say the coming months will be a key test of whether the momentum described above holds up. Community members in Myrtle Beach are encouraged to follow updates as more details become available.
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