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We are the leaders of South Carolina schools who work tirelessly to give Every Child, Every Chance, Every Day. We strive to have great leaders in every school and district in South Carolina who ensure the success of every student. We represent school leaders in the General As*embly, State Board of Education, and other entities whose decisions affect public education We provide superior leadership development to grow and enhance school leaders.. SCASA'S FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES $50,000 GIFT TO CAPITAL CAMPAIGN! The South Carolina Foundation for Educational Leadership announces a significant gift to their capital campaign, Building a Foundation for The Foundation was formed in 1991 to support the capital improvement and programmatic needs of the South Carolina As*ociation of School Administrators (SCASA). Today, the Foundation serves as the financial support for the recently established Center for Executive Education Leadership (CEEL).  In the new, state of the art leadership development facility, secured by the Foundation, school leaders from South Carolina will have a “home” to meet, collaborate, and develop and enhance their leadership skills.  Chuck and Sandra Welch have bestowed a donation of $50,000 to the capital campaign, which will name the upper level lobby. They have chosen to honor the legacy of the current and past SCASA executive directors whose exemplary leadership of the as*ociation serves as a role model at the school, district, state and national levels. Dr. and Mrs. Welch state, “We are pleased to honor the current and past executive directors who have led this organization in enhancing the leadership skills and public servitude of hundreds of South Carolina The Welches are longtime educators who have dedicated their lives to public education in South Carolina.  As the former chair of the Summer Leadership Institute, Chuck Welch played an integral role in creating the program, which is now called the Innovative Ideas Institute.  Sandra Welch is a former president of SCASA.  Both served as president of the Elementary Principals’ Division and have