STATESBORO - The first woman appointed to a superior court bench in Georgia will speak at Georgia Southern University's commencement this month.
Twenty-five Bradwell Institute chorus students participated in the District I Honor Chorus on Nov. 11-12 at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro. The students were led by Bradwell choral director Amanda Durden.
Midway Middle School recently honored its students of the month for November. The following students, from left to right, were nominated for their outstanding character: Walton Stanton, Makayla Wright, Courtney Wester, Precious Brown, Sydney Thompson, Brittany King and Kerstin Norby. Not pictured: Rudy Rivera, Eternity Cliett-Briggs and Danielle Rucker.
Walker Middle School's Future Business Leaders of America sponsored the third annual "Warm a Life" blanket campaign this month. The club started the blanket drive in 2009 when Mark Cooper of Factor's Cottage, a gift store in Savannah, asked the group to help collect blankets for area homeless.
When it comes to school competitions, First Presbyterian Christian Academy knows how to flex some creative muscle.
Liberty County students dressed like "Fancy Nancy" and "The Boy Who Looked Like Lincoln" last week to prove that they can read in a house or on a mouse.
Officers in Walker Middle School's Future Business Leaders of America traveled to Athens on Nov. 10-11 to attend a fall leadership conference.
Bradwell Institute's Future Business Leaders of America attended a fall leadership conference on Nov. 11 in Athens. The FBLA members attended workshops on officership, career success, professionalism/etiquette, speaking/presentation and leadership essentials.
Twenty-five Bradwell Institute and Liberty County High School chorus students participated in the District I Honor Chorus on Nov. 11-12 at Georgia Southern University in Statesboro. The students were led by Bradwell choral director Amanda Durden and LCHS choral director Mike Collins.
ATLANTA - A Stanford University senior from Atlanta is among 32 American students named Rhodes Scholars for 2012. The Rhodes Trust said Ishan Nath of Atlanta was chosen for a scholarship to study at Oxford University in England.
Five Liberty County students received best-of-festival awards at the International Student Media Festival on Nov. 9-12 in Jacksonville, Fla. Eight students were honored as judges' favorites, and nearly 70 area students were recognized for their work.
More than 60 volunteers showed up last week when Button Gwinnett Elementary opened its doors to willing mothers for the first Moms' Monday of the school year.
Dayaa Gray, a seventh-grade student at Midway Middle School, recently won an art competition sponsored by the Liberty Coastal Lions Club of Midway.
ATLANTA - The University System of Georgia reports that systemwide enrollment has set a record this fall.
While tests and term papers still are important, many high school seniors currently are shifting their priorities to the long-term college search.
Caroline D. Rykard, a junior at Liberty County High School has been selected to be among 1,000 attendees at West Point's Summer Leaders ...
Lewis Fraiser Middle School recently announced its third nine-weeks honor roll:
Bradwell Institute's Friends Helping Friends will host the 3rdAnnual Liberty County School System Special Needs Gala Saturday at 7p.m.
Bradwell Institute and Liberty County High have earned Advance Placement honors from the Georgia Department of Education.
Lyman Hall Elementary School recently released its third nine-weeks honor rolls:
Joseph Martin Elementary School recently released its third nine-weeks honor rolls:
Frank Long Elementary School recently released its third nine-weeks honor rolls:
Tatiana M. White of Hinesville has received an Army Reserve Officers' Training Corps scholarship to attend Columbus State University.
The literary team at First Presbyterian Christian Academy competed March 6 against Citizens Christian Academy, Memorial Day School and Robert Toombs Christian Academy in the ...
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