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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1987
Page
9
The last school column for the 1986 87 school year will be published Monday June 15. School news should be sent to the Aiken Standard by Wednesday June 10.
Laura Thomason a ninth grader at Aiken High School received a special award of excellence from South Carolina Electric and Gas for her regional science fair entry The senior division project tested insulating efficiency of different materials and earned a $ savings bond The girl is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Thomason of Aiken.
Aiken County area schools announce June and July summer classes with multiple sites. Aiken Elementary lists June 11 to July 23, registration June 9, fees 60 for first subject and 50 for second. North Augusta Elementary registration June 12 for June 15 to July 23. Wagener Salley High offers grades 1-8 and 9-12 with varying fees. Aiken High School runs two sessions June 11 to July 7 and July 6 to 27 with detailed subject and unit costs. North Augusta High School runs two sessions June 15 to July 7 and July 8 to 29 with tiered pricing.
Sixteen graduates received diplomas at Aiken Preparatory School commencement with Julian B. Salley Jr. presenting. Recipients include Jef frey Barkin and Brenton Canady from Aiken, plus students from Charlottesville, Wind sor, Jacksonville, Little River and more. Multiple awards recognized scholarship, citizenship, art, athletics and sportsmanship.
Clemson Exten sion Service hosts two sessions at the Agricultural Services Center on Richland Avenue East. A calcium diet seminar focuses on bone health and osteoporosis. a separate Small Business Seminar runs June 17 and 18 from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Call 649-6911 to register.
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