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RCPEP provides programs and partnership with our communities in support of public education
Vision: All children in Richland County, SC thrive in an equitable, inspiring public education system.
Mission: Our mission is to strengthen the public education system through impactful programming that engages parents, empowers educators, fosters community involvement and enriches student experiences.
Philosophy: RCPEP believes that quality public education is vital to the success of our community and every child deserves the opportunity to experience a high-quality education regardless of where they live. By working towards strengthening our public education system, our community can overcomes the barriers created by poverty, trauma, and systemic racism.
Core Values:
- Equity & Inclusion: Ensuring fair and equal access to quality education for all students regardless of backgrounds or circumstances.
- Collaboration and Partnership: Building string relationships with parents, educators, community members and stakeholders to achieve common goals.
- Advocacy and Social Responsibility: Advocating for practices and policies that support the betterment of public education and societal well being.
- Empowerment and Respect: Empowering educators, parents, and students to actively participate in the education processes and decisions, while respecting diverse needs and perspectives.
News & Events
RCPEP to Host Inaugural Bright Futures Breakfast
September 17, 2024
Columbia, SC – September 17, 2024 – Richland County Public Education Partners (RCPEP) is proud to announce the inaugural Bright Futures Breakfast, set to take…
read moreHear How Our Resiliency Team is Helping One Mom
November 25, 2020
I was interviewing a parent for a new podcast that RCPEP is helping launch (more about that later). I was really just talking to her…
read moreRCPEP and PEPGC File Supreme Court Brief Opposing SAFE Grants
September 22, 2020
Public Education Partners Greenville County (PEPGC) and Richland County Public Education Partners (RCPEP) jointly filed an amici curiae brief in Adams v. McMaster. The case, currently before the…
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