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Two graduate with degrees
GREAT BEND, Kan. - Shawanda Elliott of Hinesville graduated with an associate degree during the fall 2012 semester at Barton Community College.
Honor roll: Taylors Creek Elementary
First grade: Luke Aguon Gabe Alvarado Noah Baker Na'Mya Beach Jabreeiah Brown Lei'ona Concepcion Jordyn Conyers Kanye Cook Aleeya Dover Matthew Duke Bentley Dye Alysia Estrada Diego Garmendiz Christian Gaudet Siul Gerena Timothy Giesenhagen Renee Hale Evan Harbo Te'Ajah Hawkins Lily Houck Jaidyn Hughes Anthony Jackson Nyla Johnson Ethan Keiper Kye Lachowsky Jamal Leonard Timiriah Lesley Alecia Lindsey Ashley Llamas Gavin Lowden Kylah Mack Adarius Martin Zayviona Miller Kelsi Miller Luke Miness Erica Mock David ...
Liberty dominates Southern region bowl
Though they keep securing literary victories, the competition is steepening for Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl teams from Lyman Hall Elementary, Midway Middle School, Bradwell Institute and Liberty County High School.
Tough courses weighed
Using a limited amount of printer paper and tape, students in Bradwell Institute physics teacher Thomas Thornton's class on Tuesday tested whether they could buffer a raw egg from falls at four heights.
Walsh talks about his firing
Rejecting recommendations from the Liberty County School System superintendent, the board of education on Tuesday made two significant personnel changes. Contracts were not renewed for Bradwell Institute football coach Jim Walsh Jr. and transportation director Tony Norce, according to Superintendent Dr. Judy Scherer.
Online forum on post, civilian schools
Fort Stewart's Child, Youth and School Services liaison office is taking its education forum online for the first time.
Contracts not renewed for BI coach, transportation director
Rejecting recommendations from the Liberty County School System superintendent, the board of education on Tuesday made two significant personnel changes. Contracts were not renewed for Bradwell Institute football coach Jim Walsh Jr. and transportation director Tony Norce, according to Superintendent Dr. Judy Scherer.
Honor roll: Joseph Martin Elementary
First grade: Lily Ackermann Kyrstin Barnard Hannah Blocker Samir Heard Diem-Linh Hoang Maggie Horton Kayden Lawrence Cooper Mobley Aiden Scott Carlos Kelly Andrew VanHouten Nicholas West Aidan Wheeler Daniel Whitman-Agan Tiffany Ellis Gwendolyn Kersey Jayden Lopez Thomas Scoggins Christopher Arnott Zi'Ron Hailstock Arriyana Hayes Zaniyah Latson Cadie Martin Carmen McBride Nevaeh Merritt Noah Quarles Ariel Randolph Jasmine Ulrich Unique Walthour Anaiya Austin-Davis Arlen Cole Tyreek Watts Aiden Dover Laila Fuewell Landon Harvey Deangelo Lovings Gabrielle ...
State may lower gpa level for HOPE
Gov. Nathan Deal announced last week a proposal that will lower to its original level the grade-point average requirement for the HOPE grant, which goes to students in the technical college system.
U.S. News & World Report ranks GSU high
STATESBORO - For the third consecutive year, U.S. News & World Report has recognized Georgia Southern University as one of the top national universities that students want to attend.
Bradwell FBLA students advance to state
Several Bradwell Institute students, with the help of advisor Pamela Woodard, placed in a recent Future Business Leaders of America conference in Savannah.
LES students visit legislators
Students and educators from Liberty Elementary School traveled to Atlanta on Jan. 28 for a choral performance and to meet with legislators and other officials. During their visit, they stopped for a photo opportunity with Rep. Al Williams, D-Midway.
Lewis Frasier students hone job skills
Lewis Frasier Middle School students recently honed their career skills by participating in mock job interviews. Eighth-grade students enrolled in the career-management class and members of FBLA sat in on the interviews, which were conducted by career-education teacher Cassandra Cruz and local volunteers.
LCHS faculty, staff go red
Liberty County High School faculty and staff wear red in support of the 10th annual national "Wear Red Day for Women." According to www.GoRedForWomen.org, heart disease is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined.
AASU trying to lure adult students
Armstrong Atlantic State University will hold two adult-student information sessions in February.
Articles by Section - Education
School board relaxes visitor policy
Controversial topics were back on the table Tuesday as the Liberty County Board of Education discussed proposed revisions to its code of conduct for the coming school year.
Lyman Hall helps one of its own
Staff and students of Lyman Hall Elementary School recently rallied to help one of their own - and 23 others - afford a night's stay at the Ronald McDonald House in Charleston.
Student accepted into PhD program
SAVANNAH - Richard Watkins, son of Jan Williams and Pat Watkins of Midway, graduated from Armstrong Atlantic State University on May 4.
4-H'er wins achievement scholarship
It's been nearly a decade since Liberty County 4-H had a high-school senior win a statewide 4-H Achievement Scholarship. However, Liberty County High School student Donnie Pulliam changed that this year.
Career academy students visit Armstrong
Liberty College and Career Academy students recently spent a day at the Armstrong Atlantic State University Savannah campus.
LCSS faculty make national presentation
The Liberty County School System was Georgia's sole presenter during the National School Boards Association conference in San Diego.
DoE site compels second look at Long scores
The Courier on Wednesday printed incorrect CCRPI scores for Long County's schools, an error that originated from variations in Georgia Department of Education data online.
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.
Students help pack Backpack Buddies kit
They have spent Thursday mornings during the past year counting, packing and sorting thousands of meals for the Liberty County Backpack Buddies program, and 12 students from Liberty County High School's life-skills class were recognized for their efforts this week.
Elementary, high schools here above state average
The Liberty County School System could use some improvement in its middle-grades performance, according to Georgia's College and Career Ready Performance Index grades released Tuesday.
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