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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 2015
Page
3
A reader commentary from Aiken County criticizes the penny sales tax and proposed $3.9 million for sports facilities while urging funds for road ditch work and school needs. The letter argues taxpayers should not fund athletics and calls for improved school facilities and health support. Readers are invited to call or email TalkBack with opinions.
North Augusta High School leaders toured the nearly complete Dorothy K Flanagan Science and Technology Wing as business leaders joined Principal John Murphy. The wing features SMART projectors, 1400 square foot labs, eight shoulder wide hallways, 32 work stations in seven business classrooms and a 94 seat multipurpose room. Murphy expects students and teachers in by April or May with future phases including cafeteria and NJROTC spaces. Dr. Beth Everitt noted district progress will be posted online.
Three dozen high school juniors from CASA attended a U S Military Academy Leadership at Ethics Conference at Silver Bluff High School. Cadets and officers from Midland Valley and South Aiken discussed ethical dilemmas, leadership, and how morals shape actions under stress to make thoughtful decisions in real life.
Superintendent Dr. Beth Everitt surprised five district teachers with bouquets as she announced their finalist status for the Aiken County School District Teacher of the Year. Finalists include Rosalyn Greene Latrece Quattlebaum Megan Scho ler Amy Wingate and Jeremy Rinder. The Honor Court will begin the Teacher Forum program before the July 31 retirement.
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