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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.
Picnic for students, parents
Liberty County, Taylors Creek, and Jordye Bacon Elementary will host their annual Parents Involvement Network Awards/Picnic at Liberty County Elementary from 4-6 p.m. May 17. For more information, call the schools.
Applications to academies solicited
WASHINGTON, D.C. - U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga) is accepting applications for nominations to the four U.S. Service Academies.
Area Head Starts taking applications
Head Start centers in Liberty and Long counties are accepting applications for the 2007-08 school year.
LCHS senior spotlighted at park's gala
Liberty County High School senior Jeremy Fermin got a special treat at Disney Grad Nite on April 28. The Hinesville resident was chosen from a crowd of thousands of graduates at the Magic Kingdom Park to meet the band Cartel and receive an autographed Taylor guitar.
BoE honors students
Students from Lewis Frasier Middle School were honored during a recent Liberty County Board of Education meeting. They won the school's science fair There were 138 entries. Winners included, eighth grade; first place Kenneth Tucker, second place Amber Rose, and third place Jocelyn Witt and Katura Greene; seventh grade; first place William Baum, second place Megan Flanery and third place Chris Jimenez and Aaron Jacobs; sixth grade; first place Josh Glandon, second place Ebony Brown ...
Long students do TV, radio shows
"Good morning Long County High School. I am Angela Ashley and I am Sam (Samantha) Strickland and you are watching the Blue Tide Morning Show," the bubbly students said.
Articles by Section - Education
Robots inspire Diamond students
A special science project for fourth-, fifth- and sixth-grade students at Fort Stewart's Diamond Elementary School incited students' creativity and appreciation for science, explained Nathaline Simons, who, with Kathy Sheets, helped organize the school's Robot Fest, held Thursday morning in the gymnasium.
Volunteers support Long school-meal program
Volunteers from around the Long County community came out recently to support the school system's lunch program as part of the National School Lunch Week celebration.
Company helps students make mummies
Target Distribution presented a $1,000 grant to Frank Long and Lyman Hall elementary teacher Becky Busby's fifth grade, for an "Emerging Egyptologists" project.
Lewis Frasier FBLA members attend rally
Lewis Frasier Middle School's Future Business Leaders of America members attended the Fall Motivational Rally on Oct. 10 in Perry.
Youth ChalleNGe teacher honored
SAVANNAH - Junior Achievement of Georgia-Coastal Region will honor the 14th annual Savannah Business Hall of Fame inductees and the 2013 Educator of the Year, Denise Fisher of Fort Stewart's Youth ChalleNGe Academy, at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 5, at the Savannah International Trade and Convention Center.
GSU sends mascot into space
STATESBORO - Georgia Southern University has embarked on a journey on which no Eagle has ever gone before.
Schools hear parents' concerns
The Liberty County School System hosted a community forum Tuesday to hear concerns from parents and other members of the community.
WPE online gallery is second in state
The Waldo Pafford Elementary online art gallery has been rated No. 2 in the state by a website, according to a news release.
Liberty Elementary gets Target grant
Liberty Elementary media specialist Kristi Craven recently won a $2,000 grant from Target department stores. The funds will be dedicated to providing students with media experiences such as special reading events, guest speakers and book donations.
LFMS student council attends conference
Members of Lewis Frasier Middle School's student council recently visited Atlanta for a leadership conference for middle-school students.
Honor roll: Liberty Elementary
First grade: Zy'kira Anderson
BI media department earns top honor
The Bradwell Institute media department recently received the highest honor for library media programs in the state.
Honor roll: Button Gwinnett Elementary
First grade: Nikhiya Alexander
Honor roll: Frank Long Elementary
First grade: Laila Addis
Long FLBA students at state fair
Thirty-nine students in grades six through eight from the Long County Middle chapter of Future Business Leaders of America attended the Georgia FBLA Fall Leadership Motivational Rally on Oct. 10 in Perry.
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