Beech Island's New Second Grade Teacher Karen Craven
Karen Craven of Beech Island begins her career tomorrow at Downer Elementary as a USC Aiken graduate with practice at North Aiken Elementary. She advocates teaching through active, well organized environments, honoring each child's individual learning pace and fostering self respect and respect for others.
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Beech Island
Karen Craven
Downer Elementary
Usc-Aiken
North Aiken Elementary
Craven
Lynne Katonak
Veteran Teacher Uses Theatrics In Biology Class
John Smoak, USC graduate, teaches ninth and tenth graders at Aiken High School Schofield campus in his seventh year. He blends performance into lessons to help students grasp concepts, aiming for understanding over memorization and fostering self respect and environmental appreciation.
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John Smoak
Lynne Katonak
University of South Carolina
Schofield
Aiken High School
Smoak
Former Graniteville Coach Becomes L B C Principal
Duke Kight a former Graniteville seven season coach at Leavelle McCampbell High now leads L B C High as principal After earning a masters in school administration he aims to sharpen academics and school pride He plans to make L B C the top high school in the county and hopes to lead at the new Midland Valley facility.
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Graniteville
Langley
L-B-C High
Duke Kight
Kight
Leavelle McCampbell High
Byrd Elementary
University of South Carolina
L-B-C
Midland Valley
DUKE
Graniteville High
Elizabeth Harrington
Aiken County Board of Education Names Area Advisory Council Members
The Aiken County Board of Education confirms four area advisory councils of seven members each. Area I includes Eleanor Miller and others with Henderson Johnson as former chairman. Area II lists Roscoe Hall as chairman and six colleagues. Area III features Charles Monroe as chairman with five teammates. Area IV names Robert Worrell as chairman and six members.
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Aiken County
County Board of Education
Area Advisory Councils
Aiken
New Ellenton
Windsor
Eleanor Miller
Carol Okeson
Wilhelmina Johnson
Larry East
A.J. Hanna
Richard Johnson Jr
Henderson Johnson
North Augusta
Jackson
Beech Island
Belvedere
Roscoe Hall
Glynn Paschall
Susan Melean
Joanne Findlay
Jack Nickerson
William Ketner
J.T. Richardson
Graniteville
Langley-Bath-Clearwater
Charles Monroe
Douglas Silas
James Seymour
Sylvia Bryant
Charles Reames
Sara Johnson
Eugene Westbrook
Monetta- Ridge Spring
Wagener-Salley
Robert Worrell
Barnard Robertson
Six New Bus Routes for Aiken District 1979 80
The Aiken County School District Transportation Service adds six routes for the 1979 80 year to serve middle school rezoning areas. Regular routes from last year stay. some may change later per Director J D Ringer. Routes 90 to 95 start around 7:35 7:50 a.m. with varied start points ending at Aiken Elementary or Millbrook Elementary or North Aiken Elementary.
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Aiken County
J.D. Ringer
Board of Education
Eustis Park
Hampton and
Chafee
Church Street
Vaucluse Road
Richland Avenue
Chesterfield Street
Aiken Elementary
Laurens
Edgefield
Morgan Street
Sumter
Richland
Horry
Park
Powderhouse Road
Pine Log
Millbrook
Rutland Drive
Beaufort Street
Beaufort
Powderhouse
Seigler’s Cross Road
Wire Road
Wildwood
Reynolds Pond Road
Ridgecrest Area
North Aiken
USC Aiken to Be Featured in Tomorrow's Aiken Standard
Tomorrow the Aiken Standard will spotlight USC Aiken with a campus overview. Jeff Wallace will present Chancellor William C Casper and staff reporters Jan Boylston Lynn Katonak and Sarah Caskey will profile students and Kathryn Smith highlights on faculty. Thurmond Watley covers programs and Lin Smithwick surveys the school past present and future. Photographer Elizabeth Harrington will provide campus images.
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Usc-Aiken
Aiken Standard
University of South Carolina
Jeff Wallace
Usc-A
William C. Casper
Jan Boylston
Lynne Katonak
Sarah Caskey
Kathryn Smith
Thurmond Watley
Lin Smithwick
Elizabeth Harrington
Aiken
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