As diabetes technology evolves, SC schools grapple with how much student monitoring is enough | Post and Courier
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South Carolina schools are struggling to determine the appropriate level of monitoring for students with diabetes as technology evolves, leaving parents like Adrienne Serpe advocating for better access to glucose data. While some districts permit tracking, others refuse, citing various concerns such as liability and staffing challenges.
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The article is well-structured and provides a thorough overview of the challenges faced by parents of diabetic children in South Carolina schools, making it a strong news piece. However, a bit of information could have been trimmed to enhance conciseness and clarity.
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