Written By Lexx Thornton A new state law will allow students across South Carolina to be taught by someone without ateaching certificate beginning this upcoming school year. It comes as the state continues tograpple with a years-long educator shortage. It’s a new tactic lawmakers have implemented in an attempt to turn that shortage around. “We are trying to look at any strategy that will get qualified people into the teacher workforce pipeline,” Senate Education Committee Chair Greg Hembree, R-Horry, said. Hembree first proposed the idea years ago, before the General Assembly unanimously passed his bill this year, and he notes
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