Aiken Schools Honor Academic Team Achievements
South Aiken High School and South Aiken Middle School were lauded at an Aiken County Board meeting for county tournament wins. Sophomore Brandon Kearse was named overall high scorer countywide. multiple students from Aiken, North Augusta, Ridge Spring Monetta and other districts earned top honors.
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Aiken County Board of Education
Aiken High
Aiken
Brandon Kearse
South Aiken
Justin Ingersoll
Matt Clemmens
Matt Bowser
Tim Kucharski
Jason Moore
Ben Garrett
Ryan Harper
Cindy Driver
Caroline Mason
Charbak Mitra
Nicole Wehner
Rashad Gaines
Xan Henderson
Mike Hunley
David Welison
Marc Bair
Richard Underwood
Chris Eichstedt
Kearse
Ingersoll
South Aikica
Brandon von Nyvenheim
North Augusta
Cody Bailey
Midland Valley
Matthew Murrah
Ridge Spring-Monetta
Larry Poston
Wagener
Salley
Nathaniel Chapman
Silver Bluff
Schofield Middle School
Megan Mason
Dylan Rumph
Kennedy
Carey Murdock
Tyler ‘Simpson
Katie Conyers
Paul Eno
Ryan Dunbar
Langley-Bath- Clearwater
Derrick Herron
Leavelle McCampbell
David Truitt
A.L. Corbett
Joshua Boatwright
Ridge Spring Monetta
Edward Kyser
Jackson
Marisol Slater
New Ellenton
Aiken County
Dents
South Carolina
Kansas City
Steven Hite
Hunter Wisham
Midland Valley High
Stanton McCallister
Markwalter
Gertrude Herbert Institute of Art
Augusta
Junie ‘Swygert
Julie Reed
Albertine White
Roper Mountain Science Center
Kristie Argo
Denise Glover
Jeremy Dean
Sta
Rob Novt
South Airicn
Mark Bair
Jordan Novak
Board of Education
Budget clash over First Steps funding marks S C House debate
The South Carolina House opened a $5.6 billion budget debate with party clashes over education spending led by First Steps funding. Republicans proposed 22 million for the agency versus Democratic Governor Hodges 39 million request. House leaders argued advertising and travel costs were excessive, while Ramsdale defended the agency’s 1.3 million advertising budget over three years and noted travel funded a 500000 fundraising trip. The chamber also approved a 22 million allocation in the lottery portion of the budget.
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First Steps
Jim Hodges
Rick Quinn
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Doug Jennings
D-Bennettsville
Marie- Louise Ramsdale
Ramsdale
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