EASLEY — South Carolina’s only charter school for students with dyslexia has received the state’s first loan from the South Carolina Charter School Facility Revolving Loan Fund Program.

The low-interest loan, awarded by the S.C. Treasurer’s Office to Lakes and Bridges Charter School in Easley, will allow the school to transform a former commercial building on Easley’s Main Street into a viable school facility for students and teachers.

“The loan award is a significant contribution to our ongoing capital campaign to renovate our new school building,” said Nancy Linvill, board chair of Lakes and Bridges Charter School. “It allows us to have a building specifically designed for the first tuition-free public school for children with dyslexia in the entire

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