180 Days
Hartsville - Rashon Expulsion
Clip: Season 2 | 3m 8s
Rashon is having a tough time in class.
After a series of disciplinary actions seem fruitless in changing Rashon's behavior the school educators and his mother are faced with a tough reality.
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180 Days
Hartsville - Rashon Expulsion
Clip: Season 2 | 3m 8s
After a series of disciplinary actions seem fruitless in changing Rashon's behavior the school educators and his mother are faced with a tough reality.
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180 Days: Hartsville (Rashon's Family)
Clip: S2 | 7m 23s | Single mother Monay deals with the realities of juggling multiple full time jobs and kids. (7m 23s)
Hartsville - Title I Conference
Clip: S2 | 3m 30s | Principal Julie Mahn leads her team to an annual educators' conference. (3m 30s)
Clip: S2 | 5m 3s | What is the current state of rural education in South Carolina? (5m 3s)
Hartsville - Roles of School Leaders
Clip: S2 | 2m 12s | The educators of the Hartsville school district discuss how they might improve locally. (2m 12s)
Now PlayingClip: S2 | 3m 8s | Rashon is having a tough time in class. (3m 8s)
Clip: S2 | 1m 37s | Mr. Brown is a dedicated young teacher at West Hartsville Elementary. (1m 37s)
Hartsville - Generational Poverty
Clip: S2 | 3m 31s | Principal Julie Mahn discusses the generational poverty her students experience. (3m 31s)
Clip: S2 | 4m 57s | Mr. Brown discusses the role of extracurriculars in reaching young men. (4m 57s)
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