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Georgia improves math, reading scores
ATLANTA (AP) _ Georgia's fourth and eighth graders have nearly caught up with the nation in reading but still lag in mathematics, national test results released Tuesday show.
State changing HS graduation requirements
The state Board of Education's new set of graduation requirements is aimed at assuring Georgia's students graduate high school college and work ready.
FBLA members complete BASIC
The Future Business Leaders of America officer team from Bradwell Institute recently participated in the Building and Achieving Success in Chapters training program at the FFA/FCCLA Center in Covington.
Reading is lofty goal in kindergarten
Typically, children want the top bunk when they spend the night with a friend, and most also like to play in tree houses.
BoE head says schools' problems being addressed
Dwindling graduation rates, alarming dropout trends, gang activity and student malnutrition mainly account for Liberty's scholastic slump, however, school officials are working on strategies to mend these pitfalls.
Brewton-Parker College establishes Guido School of Evangelism in Metter
"Ask and ye shall receive." That is the lesson God has instructed Dr. Michael and Audrey Guido of Metter to employ throughout their lives of service and Christian evangelism all over the world. Ask and ye shall, indeed, receive. Starting with only $100 in their pockets and vowing to never ask for money or try to sell anything, answered prayers and faith in God's promises have built the Guidos' start-up association into a worldwide ministry ...
Students win by reading over summer
Winners of the Get Busy Reading summer reading program recently stopped by the Courier to pick up their prizes.
School named for hero
The machine gun assault 63 years ago on the 3rd Infantry Division's 30th Infantry, Company K had stopped the troops' advance and left five soldiers dead when Pfc. Patrick L. Kessler made a rash decision.
BoE aims at state standards
The Liberty County Board of Education is moving to join 110 other school boards in Georgia in documenting that it meets standards set by the school board association.
Schools set open houses
Two of Liberty County's elementary schools had open houses this week and the rest have scheduled them during the remainder of the month.
Educators reporting smooth start to school year
Schools across the county are sending progress reports home today showing students' progress.
BI Band Boosters want new uniforms
Bradwell Institute Band Boosters have started a fund raising campaign to buy new band uniforms
Seven receive Hank White Scholarships
The committee for the Henry "Hank" White Memorial Scholarship fund recently announced the 2007 recipients of seven $1,000 scholarships.
State superintendent looking for student advisors
Superintendent of Schools Kathy Cox is accepting applications for her 2007-2008 Student Advisory Council.
GED tests given in Jesup
GED tests will be given in Jesup at the Scott Polytechnical Center, Room 434, from 5-9 p.m. Sept. 10-11.
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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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