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Smiley to host PTO, Parent University
Smiley Elementary School will host a Parent Teacher Organization meeting and Parent University session starting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 26, in the school's cafeteria.
Sampie Smith resigns from Liberty County Board of Education
Liberty County Board of Education member Sampie Smith has tendered his resignation to board Chairwoman Lily Baker, he said.
Honor roll: Taylors Creek Elementary
The following students earned places on the honor roll at Taylors Creek Elementary School during the recently ended nine-weeks grading period:
Long County students paint mural
Long County High School's advanced art students and Ms. Lambert's art club teamed up to create the mural for the new Pop's Pizza Restaurant. They incorporated different Ludowici historical buildings along with some current buildings in making the mural.
Honor roll: Button Gwinnett Elementary
The following students earned places on the honor roll at Button Gwinnett Elementary School during the recently ended nine-weeks grading period:
Student graduates from Florida State
Connie Elizabeth Wasdin of Tallahassee, Florida, graduated Dec. 12 with a Bachelor of Science/Arts in sociology from Florida State University at the Leon County Civic Center.
Educating Max: How a personalized education helped one gifted yet challenged student find his path
Driven and a bit eccentric, Max Nanis jumped straight to college after his junior year of high school in West Chester, Pennsylvania. "He said that high school didn't have any more to offer him," his mother, Beth, says.
China's vow to expand college education gets reality check
China’s education minister has vowed to ban university textbooks which promote “western values,” The Guardian reports, quoting state media, "in the latest sign of ideological tightening under President Xi Jinping."
Where did your senator go to college?
How elite is your senator? Tyler Hakes at College Raptor has put together an infographic of alma maters in the U.S. Senate.
Honor roll: Lyman Hall Ementary
The following students earned places on the honor roll at Lyman Hall Elementary School during the recently ended nine-weeks grading period:
Trial lawyers offering scholarship
The Georgia Trial Lawyers Association has announced that the Seventh Amendment Scholarship Essay Competition will return this year.
Pre-K teachers transferred to vacant elementary positions
Four Liberty County Pre-K Center teachers on Wednesday taught their last pre-kindergarten classes, as they moved Thursday into vacant teaching positions at district elementary schools.
Think you're ready for the job you want after college? Think again
With the evolving nature of the modern job market, college graduates are struggling to know what hiring managers really look at when evaluating job applications.
Somali protesters press to get Seattle teacher fired
In Seattle, a group of protesters wants a teacher fired after she shared mildly satirical cartoons from the Charlie Hebdo controversy, using them to spark a discussion of free speech and religious pluralism with immigrant students in her class, the Seattle-based Stranger reported.
Honor roll: Liberty Elementary
The following students earned places on the honor roll at Liberty Elementary School during the recently ended nine-weeks grading period:
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Honor roll: Bradwell Institute
Students at Bradwell Institute who earned slots on the most recent honor roll included:
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