COLUMBIA, S.C. — COLUMBIA, S.C. — Richland One is giving parents a chance to voice concerns and learn more about the future of their children’s education. The effort is part of Superintendent Dr. Todd Walker’s 90-day strategic entry plan.

Parents, including Latoya Bellamy, met with district leaders Monday night during a “listening and learning” session.

“I'm looking forward to more engagement with teachers with the superintendent with students. I'm just looking forward to a better Richland one,” Bellamy said.

Walker said he launched the sessions to hear directly from the community.

“I wanna be effective and this is an opportunity to hear everyone's voice. I believe that every voice matters and it surfaces the collective and helps us to understand how we can best move forward in an effe

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