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Head Start earns compliance certificate
The Head Start Program, sponsored by Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority, received its triennial federal review and was awarded the Blue Certificate.
Girl Scout councils merging in Georgia
May 1, 2008, will mark a new era of Girl Scouting in Georgia. Six Girl Scout councils in Georgia - Savannah, Athens, Augusta, Albany, Macon and Columbus will merge to create Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia, Inc. The corporate headquarters for this new high-capacity council will be in Macon..
Student selected for conference
This fall, local middle school student, Mr. Joshua Decker, will join a very select group of some of the most highly-acclaimed students in Georgia to take part in an extraordinary leadership conference sponsored by the Congressional Youth Leadership Council (CYLC).
Long HS homecoming draws out support
People throughout the Ludowici and Long County came out to show support for the 2007 Long County High School homecoming parade and pep rally.
Waldo Pafford Kids Care Club aids project
During Kids Care Week 2007 (Oct. 21-27), the Waldo Pafford Kids Care Club participated in a volunteer project under the national Kids Care Week theme of "Bringing Good Moments."
Students make 'shocking' discoveries
Walker Middle School students learned about several different science discoveries recently, as one of the mobile exhibits from the National Science Center in Augusta was in town.
Libraries set November events
Preschool Storytime Ages 3-4 Mondays at 10:30 a.m. (Nov. 5, 19, 26) Stories, songs and more. Tree Tots Storytime Ages 1-2 Tuesdays at 10:30 a.m. Stories, songs, and more. Dog Dreams and Dark Sharks Liberty Branch; Monday, Nov. 5 at 10:30 a.m. Program celebrating the Savannah Children's Book Festival features poems and songs from Dog's Rule! By Daniel Kirk and a sea-design art activity adapted from The Three Little Fish and the Big Bad Shark ...
Long library sets amnesty
The Long County Library will observe December as Amnesty Month. This means anyone with overdue books, movies and other items will be able to return them without any charges. All late fees and fines will be waived for the materials if they are brought in. There will be no questions asked.
Brewton-Parker uses night to lure students
MOUNT VERNON - Brewton-Parker College's Liberty County Campus hosted an open house Oct. 19. During the open house, representatives from the college's offices of financial aid, admissions, registrar and the divisions of education, business and social and behavioral sciences were on hand to assist prospective and current students with the enrollment process.
Liberty teachers win $13,000 for projects
Coastal Electric Cooperative and its foundation awarded eight Bright Ideas grants totaling $13,462 to Liberty County schools on Oct. 25. The winners were greeted in their classrooms with a visit from the Bright Ideas Prize Team, who came bearing balloons, a presentation check and gifts.
Author visits Joseph Martin
Author, illustrator and publisher Pam Alexander from Tattnall County visited Joseph Martin Elementary School recently to share the books she has written about the state of Georgia.
Co-op funds teacher innovation
This area's innovative teachers were honored by Coastal Electric Cooperative Thursday and Friday as its foundation handed out Bright Idea awards.
The magic of education
Chad Crews, whose specialty is educational magic shows in schools and libraries, was at the Liberty County Public Library on Wednesday in celebration of Teen Read Week. Crews brought with him a copy of the first magic book that he checked out from the library, "The Encyclopedia of Magic." He performed many exciting magic tricks for the audience and encouraged the children to check out magic books from the library. For more information about Crews ...
LES students discover merits of science
Liberty Elementary School students were wowed with a lively science presentation Oct. 19 when the National Science Center Fort Discovery bus stopped for a visit.
Head Start accepting applications
Coastal Georgia Area Community Action Authority administers the Head Start Program from its main office in Brunswick. It operates 11 centers in nine counties and is presently funded to serve a total of 917 preschool children. Centers are in the following counties: Bryan, Evans, Glynn, Liberty, Long, McIntosh, Wayne; and two in both Camden and Tattnall.
Articles by Section - Education
LCCA associates take part in mock interviews
Associates at Liberty College and Career Academy recently participated in mock job interviews during Professionals and Youth Day.
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