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First grader wins writing award
Joseph Martin Elementary School first grader Uyen-Vy Hoang won the countywide grade-level Young Georgia Authors Writing Competition with her story "The Very Hungry Lion."
Pre-K teachers show others how it's done
Two members of the Liberty County Pre-K Center faculty, Diane L. Sanker, curriculum coordinator/instructional technology specialist, and Dr. Betty Cashon, special education teacher, were among the 100-plus workshop presenters at the recent Bright Beginnings/Promising Futures 2007 Georgia Early Learning Conference in Atlanta.
Post fifth graders finish DARE
Woodruff Theater recently had a full house for the Fort Stewart Department of Emergency Services Drug Abuse Resistance Education graduation ceremony.
College tuition inflation
Freshmen heading to one of Georgia's public colleges or universities in the fall could pay more than $300 more per semester than some current students due to new tuition rates recently approved by the Board of Regents.
School shows off technology
Fourth grader Jason Raynes explains a photo-biography slideshow to Hinesville Mayor Tom Ratcliffe. The exchange took place as local leaders in education, business and politics glimpsed the future of education on Tuesday during Joseph Martin Elementary School's "A New Day - A New Way" presentation. Guests were treated to a tour around the school to see how teachers use technology to create interactive learning environments and how students benefit from becoming more tech savvy. Raynes ...
Students perform, display art
The arts brought Liberty County High School and Bradwell Institute together to celebrate the second annual Artsfest at Liberty County High on April 26.
Ludowici student in state tech school competition
Stacey Benaske of Ludowici will represent Savannah Technical College in the state GOAL competition.
Wax figues come to life at Taylors Creek
About 92 fifth graders at Taylors Creek Elementary participated in the second annual Wax Museum Night on Tuesday.
High school graduations May 26
High school graduations are just over two weeks off. Both high schools will be on Olvey Field on May 26; Liberty County High School's at 8:30 a.m. and Bradwell Institute's at 8 p.m.
MMS sets end of year events
Midway Middle School will host the following Panther activities for the end of school: • New Student Parent Orientation at 6 p.m. on May 15 in the Panther Cafeteria • Academic Awards Night will be presented at 6 p.m. on May 17 • The eighth grade farewell dance will be at 1:30 p.m. in the gym on May 24. For more information, call the school at 884-6677.
LFMS stock pickers go to state
Teams of students at Lewis Frasier Middle School have been playing the stock market this year, one even taking their skills to state competition.
Youth receive positive message
While worries mount concerning the misdirection of youth in the area, Christ the Rock initiated Youth Week to lead youth toward a more positive path.
GSU honor society inducts area students
The Georgia Southern University chapter of the Phi Eta Sigma National Honor Society recently inducted 242 new members. Members must earn a GPA of 3.5 or greater during their freshmen year.
Courier wants seniors' photos
The Coastal Courier will publish a graduation section laster this month. Any seniors who did not have a photo in their school's yearbook or who wants to submit a different photo, must do so by May 11. Drop photos (make sure your name and phone number is included) to the Courier office at 125 S. Main Street in Hinesville or email photos and information to news@coastalcourier.com
LCHS band plays concerts
The Liberty County High School Band performed a spring pops concert Thursday evening at the Hinesville United Methodist Church. Music by Leiber and Stoller, composer Joseph Curiale, E.E. Bagley and more filled the church and had some folks tapping their feet and dancing in the pews. The band will perform again May 14 with a flute choir and jazz emsemble at the band room at LCHS.
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Lewis Frasier students visit Bradwell
With the end of their middle-school days fast-approaching, eighth-graders from Lewis Frasier Middle School recently visited Bradwell Institute for an orientation and campus tour.
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