Which records will be kept and which will be destroyed?

The district will keep the first and last IEP, the first and last psychological evaluation, and placement information; other inactive special education documents prior to 2021 will be destroyed.

How long do I have to review or request records?

You have 45 days from the notice date to examine or request the documents the district plans to destroy.

How do I request or review my child's records?

Call Anderson School District Four, Office of Special Services at 864-403-2000 Ext. 2024 or 2025 to arrange review or request copies.

May 10, 2026 Public Notice: Anderson, SC

7-Eleven, Inc. plans to apply for a state license to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption at 305 Hutson Avenue in Anderson. Residents may file a written protest by submitting Form ABL-20 postmarked by May 24, 2026.

May 15, 2026OtherAnderson

Tiger Storage will hold an online public auction on May 19, 2026 at 12:00 PM to sell contents of specified storage units to satisfy a lien. Items described as general household goods; sales are final and cash-only to highest bidders.

May 11, 2026OtherAnderson

La Cantina Waterfront LLC has applied for an on-premises beer, wine, and/or liquor license for 1630 Asbury Park Rd, Anderson. Anyone wishing to object must submit Form ABL-20 by mail postmarked no later than May 13, 2026 or file a protest online or by email.

May 8, 2026OtherAnderson

7-Eleven, Inc. plans to apply for a South Carolina beer and wine off-premises sales permit for 305 Hutson Avenue in Anderson. Objections must be filed by mail (postmarked) no later than May 24, 2026 using Form ABL-20 or via the department's online/email protest process.

May 8, 2026OtherAnderson

Anderson School District Four will destroy most inactive special education records dated before 2021 unless parents, guardians, or students request or review them within 45 days. Certain core documents will be retained per state recommendations.

May 8, 2026OtherAnderson

Anderson School District Four will destroy inactive special education files created before 2021, except limited records; parents or guardians have 45 days to review or request copies by calling the district. Missing the deadline means records will be permanently destroyed.

May 7, 2026OtherAnderson

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7-Eleven, Inc. plans to apply for a state license to sell beer and wine for off-premises consumption at 305 Hutson Avenue in Anderson. Residents may file a written protest by submitting Form ABL-20 postmarked by May 24, 2026.

Tiger Storage will hold an online public auction on May 19, 2026 at 12:00 PM to sell contents of specified storage units to satisfy a lien. Items described as general household goods; sales are final and cash-only to highest bidders.

La Cantina Waterfront LLC has applied for an on-premises beer, wine, and/or liquor license for 1630 Asbury Park Rd, Anderson. Anyone wishing to object must submit Form ABL-20 by mail postmarked no later than May 13, 2026 or file a protest online or by email.

7-Eleven, Inc. plans to apply for a South Carolina beer and wine off-premises sales permit for 305 Hutson Avenue in Anderson. Objections must be filed by mail (postmarked) no later than May 24, 2026 using Form ABL-20 or via the department's online/email protest process.

Anderson School District Four will destroy most inactive special education records dated before 2021 unless parents, guardians, or students request or review them within 45 days. Certain core documents will be retained per state recommendations.

Anderson School District Four will destroy inactive special education files created before 2021, except limited records; parents or guardians have 45 days to review or request copies by calling the district. Missing the deadline means records will be permanently destroyed.