County Council hears concerns on school safety runaways
Mrs Rawls reported to the county council that Monetta residents fear safety threats from runaways and noted the school was rejected in Abbeville County. Councilwoman LaVana McKenzie questioned why Family Foundation officials were absent from the planning meeting. Administrator William Shepherd provided background material on the school from Family Foundation and other sources including a project analysis, building plans, design standards, and engine references from local law enforcement and the New York State Board of Regents.
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SRS Leaders Tout COLA Gains With Graham Support
In a public push, SRS retirees praised Rep Graham for backing COLA funding in the next appropriations bill. Graham vowed a three-fold plan with DOE, including Buck Associates to assess retiree impacts, while noting site layoffs and fair treatment.
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Meeting on Monetta School Set for Thursday
A public forum on a proposed private school to be built in Moneta is planned for Thursday at Ridge Spring Monetta High School gym at 7 pm. A representative from the Family Foundation of New York will discuss a possible 217 acre campus for grades seven through 12 near Abney Road, with facilities like an auditorium and dormitories. The project, which could serve up to 250 students, drew early concern at a February 17 hearing of the Aiken County Planning Commission about students with emotional or behavioral problems. The Aiken County Board of Education will co host the meeting.
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Richmond ensemble aims for National Adjudicators Invitational
An in form ensemble rehearses for the National Adjudicators Invitational in Richmond. The program includes American Salute based on When Johnny Comes Marching Home and Variations on a Korean Folk Song. Students compare demands to top bands and prepare for a visit by Jin Copenaver at USC. Funding support costs about 500 per student.
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Hilton Head Island
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University of South Carolina
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