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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 2014
Page
13
The Aiken Standard presents an editorial board list with Ellen Priest as Publisher Tim O Briant as Audience Development Director Melissa Hanna as Executive Editor and Michael Ulmer as Editorial Page Editor. A Galbraith quote accompanies the page reflecting on pessimism and clear thinking.
Officials urge visitors to avoid feeding manatees and alligators to prevent behavioral changes and danger. As hunters prepare for the seventh annual alligator season, and loggerhead turtle nesting peaks May to August, residents should darken beaches after 10 p.m., pick up litter, fill holes, and keep nests undisturbed to safeguard habitats.
Dillon Jones of the South Carolina Policy Council argues that common standards swayed by federal funding shape curricula, dismissing five myths. He claims the federal government pushed adoption via Race to the Top and NCLB waivers, and that standards drive curriculum. He asserts adoption lacked transparency and questions the link to college readiness, urging a move away from Common Core.
Kathleen Parker weighs in on the Let's Move program, praising aims to curb childhood obesity while noting funding gaps and taste challenges in schools. She suggests local adjustments and even parental meal prep as options, arguing nutritious food starts at home and can be affordable. Parker cites 1000 nutrition association members and Bureau of Labor Statistics figures.
Local businesses and donors funded three summer trips for Helping Hands children and teens. Ashley Padgett led the Summer Blast Campaign with social posts and a mail appeal, supporting June July and August trips to James Island County Park Carowinds and WonderWorks.
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