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Girls continued to outperform boys. Girls recorded a pass percentage of 88.86%, while boys secured 82.13%. Transgender candidates achieved a pass percentage of 100%.

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With tens of thousands of parking tickets issued in Charleston city limits and across Lowcountry beaches over the last two and a half years, millions of dollars in fines remain unaccounted for.