Charleston

Kelly Sharkey, a North Charleston mother of two, was exasperated, questioning what lawmakers’ endgame is in pursuing SB 323 and whose lives they really wish to protect.

She said she was particularly worried about learning the Charleston and the tango.

"This is a tragic loss for all of us," Fran Welch, the College of Charleston's Dean of the School of Education, said in a statement.

Council leader Sam Charleston said that provision had been made for "neuro-divergent children", although he acknowledged that the provision could "possibly be better".

She told Charleston’s Post and Courier she was “shocked but not surprised” by the news.