James A. Taylor Dies. Aiken Educator Left Legacy
James A. Taylor, longtime Aiken educator and administrator at Schofield High and Aiken High, died aged after a career guiding students and coaches. A Raleigh native and Shaw University chemistry graduate, he served as principal, mentor, and community leader, with widespread tribute from colleagues and civic boards.
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Aiken High School
United We
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USC Aiken
Aiken Community Hospital
Aiken Technical College
American Red Cross
Rotary International
Martha Schofield
Islam Shrine Temple No. 4
Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity
Aiken Sertoma Club
Cumberland African Methodist Episcopal Church
Bernice C. Taylor
Dorothea G. Taylor
Aiken
Dorothy T. Wilson
Raleigh
James Vining
Nine Schools Cited For Maintenance Problems
COLUMBIA AP The State Board of Education probationed nine schools for not meeting maintenance size and other physical standards. Four are in Newberry County where Superintendent Ted Dowling says the district is addressing building troubles despite two bond issue defeats. Officials have allocated about $2 million annually to start construction, and probation requires showing progress toward corrections.
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