Good morning, Fort Mill.

South Carolina legislators are evaluating the Educator Safety and Classroom Authority Act — a proposal that would let teachers remove disruptive students and use force for self defense — as part of measures to protect classroom safety.

Lawmakers remain in committee and plan amendments to keep IEP safeguards for students.

Fort Mill Yellow Jackets dominated Friday by shutting out Rock Hill 2-0 in boys' soccer, winning 3-2 in girls' soccer on the road, and taking the softball game 5-1—despite a narrow 2-1 loss in baseball.

Fort Mill’s Yellow Jackets defeated cross-town rival Nation Ford 14+5 Thursday night with Cam Wilcox scoring five goals and Carson Maloney adding a hat trick.

They will host Westside for Senior Night next Thursday as they prepare for postseason play.

Fort Mill's Mia Williams, a senior (capturing the standout performance), won the girls’ 100-meter dash in 11.91 seconds and took triple jump gold with a 12.12-meter leap on April 17 at Whale Branch Early College High School in Seabrook, where top athletes gathered.

Three's A Crowd Improv Show

7-8:45 p.m. — Fort Mill Community Playhouse — Free parking — Witness Paul, Tim, and Connor tackle the challenge of instant improv performances based on audience suggestions.