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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 2006

Page

2

First-year teacher Patterson gains confidence at Lever Elementary

Rod Patterson completed his first year as a fourth-grade teacher at J.D. Lever Elementary School. He brought two male African-American teachers to the staff, relied on mentors and a USC Aiken education, and emphasized math and language arts while building relationships with students and parents. Patterson valued support from colleagues and a USC Aiken course, noting the year solidified his resolve and pride in teaching.

Earer Rod Patterson J.D. Lever LD. Lever Patterson Lever Renee Mack USC Aiken Susan Powell Sam USCA Jason Fulmer Redcliffe Fulmer

Ellenton Reunion Honors Elders and Memories at 34th Gathering

Ellenton residents gathered at Silver Bluff High School for the 34th annual Ellenton Reunion. Betty Greene led organizers as people recalled old days, with Basil Brinkley as oldest attendee and Don Alexander the youngest at 57. Claris and Hope Smith traveled 500 miles from Indian Head Maryland to attend. Elizabeth Brantley, 95, named oldest living Ellentonian though absent, and Edenton teachers were recognized. A video of the event is available.

Ross Ellenton Silver Bluff High School Savannah Betty Greene Don Alexander Basil Brinkley Elizabeth Brantley Claris Hope Smith Indian Head

Remembering Ellenton’s Departed in Local Archaeology Project

Former Ellenton residents who died in the past year are remembered as George Wingard of the Savannah River Archaeological Search Program notes 700 individuals buried at 36 cemeteries with 280 marked and 40 churches onsite. He invites information and stories from the community.

Aiken FFA recognized as top chapter at state convention

The Aiken High School FFA chapter was named one of the top three in South Carolina for the second straight year at Clemson University. Adviser Joe Wilson said the group earned a Governor's Citation for first in community involvement and noted 2,235 pounds of produce donated to Golden Harvest Food Bank. Lara Boyd, a former senior, was chosen Lower State Region vice president, with O'Rear aiming for the American FFA degree. Other 2006 graduates Kevin Canalejo Chad Pilgrim and Drew Patterson also received state FFA degrees.

Aiken High FFA South Carolina Clemson University Joe Wilson Golden Harvest Food Bank Lara Boyd Josh O’rear Boyd Aiken Technical Col O’rear Clemson Kevin Canalejo Chad Pilgrim Drew Patterson Wilson Chase Cato Jerry Vance Farms Taylor

Aiken County Board of Education budget input session set

The Aiken County Board of Education will hold a public input session Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the district office on Brookhaven Drive to discuss the proposed 2006-2007 budget and a 4.4 mill tax increase including debt service and local funding mandates.

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